BMW has announced plans to launch its first series-production fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV), a hydrogen vehicle, in 2028 in collaboration with Toyota. This project represents a significant milestone in automotive history, with the companies jointly developing the powertrain system for passenger vehicles. BMW has already tested its BMW iX5 Hydrogen pilot fleet, showcasing features like fast refueling times, emission-free driving, and a range of up to 300 miles. The collaboration between BMW and Toyota aims to offer customers a wider range of FCEV options while maintaining distinct brand identities. Toyota is also working on a hydrogen-powered prototype of its Hilux pickup truck, emphasizing a shared passion for carbon neutrality and technology openness. The companies envision a future where hydrogen energy supports society and are committed to accelerating efforts in hydrogen mobility.