BMW and Toyota have confirmed rumors of their expanded collaboration in fuel cell technology, with plans to launch a hydrogen car for customers in 2028. This venture signifies BMW's first step towards mass-producing hydrogen vehicles. While details about the specific model remain undisclosed, it will be an adaptation of an existing line within BMW's luxury brand. The companies aim to develop unique vehicles with distinct identities, promising more than just badge engineering. Toyota, already experienced in hydrogen cars with the Mirai, will introduce new models from this partnership. Beyond vehicle development, BMW and Toyota are focused on enhancing the hydrogen refueling infrastructure by seeking partners to increase hydrogen stations, addressing the current scarcity of such facilities. BMW's history in hydrogen technology dates back to the 1970s, with various prototype vehicles and recent efforts like the iX5. This collaboration is expected to revolutionize the future of mobility with hydrogen-powered luxury vehicles and mainstream models.