BMW is currently showcasing its iX5 FCEV (fuel cell electric vehicle) Hydrogen prototype on a global tour, with a recent stop in Lang Lang, Victoria, Australia. The collaboration with Toyota for the fuel cell stack provides the vehicle with 295kW of power and a range of 504km, highlighting its usability and potential for a series-production FCEV model. The Australian leg of the tour aims to gather further knowledge and data for the feasibility of hydrogen-powered vehicles. Driving impressions of the iX5 FCEV Hydrogen reveal smooth acceleration, quiet operation, and refined handling, demonstrating its capabilities and environmental benefits. The technology's simplicity of operation and quick refueling time make it a convenient option for drivers, especially in Australia where it is seen as a promising alternative to traditional electric vehicles. The article expresses a positive sentiment towards hydrogen fuel-cell technology and emphasizes the potential for infrastructure providers to support its integration into the market.