BMW and Toyota have announced a partnership to launch the first-ever series production fuel cell electric vehicle in 2028. The collaboration involves jointly developing a powertrain system for passenger vehicles, with a focus on core fuel cell technology. Following successful testing of the BMW iX5 Hydrogen pilot fleet, the companies are gearing up for series production of vehicles with hydrogen drive systems by 2028. The aim is to offer individual FCEV models to customers while maintaining brand identities. Both BMW and Toyota are also supporting the expansion of hydrogen refuelling infrastructure and advocating for a conducive framework to promote hydrogen mobility. The collaboration reflects a commitment to sustainability and the advancement of next-generation technology in the automotive industry. Executives from both companies have expressed enthusiasm for the partnership and the potential of hydrogen energy to shape future mobility.