BMW's Regensburg plant is undergoing a significant change in its production processes, aiming to transition from electricity to hydrogen by 2030. This shift is driven by the need to optimize logistics processes, save space, and diversify the plant's energy mix. To support this transition, BMW plans to establish a two-kilometre-long pipeline network and six filling stations by early 2026 to supply hydrogen to various production areas efficiently. The company highlights the speed of hydrogen refuelling as a key advantage, similar to conventional fuels, and emphasizes that the filling stations will be conveniently located within the production areas. The initiative aligns with BMW's commitment to sustainability, with the plant currently producing a range of vehicles, including electric models like the X1, X2 series, and upcoming Neue Klasse electric cars. This shift towards hydrogen for production logistics reflects BMW's focus on energy efficiency, innovation in manufacturing, and environmental sustainability.