BMW Group Plant Regensburg in Germany is embarking on a journey towards sustainable production by transitioning its logistics operations from electric to hydrogen propulsion. The plant plans to introduce hydrogen-powered tugger trains and forklift trucks starting in 2026, with the goal of completing the transition by 2030. By leveraging the benefits of hydrogen, such as fast refueling and space-saving filling stations, BMW aims to optimize logistics processes and diversify its energy mix. The project includes installing a two-kilometre-long pipeline network with six filling stations to supply hydrogen for the logistics fleet, reducing manual battery replacements and saving valuable space. With an expected annual hydrogen consumption of 150 tonnes post-conversion, this initiative represents a significant step towards a more sustainable and efficient production environment. The transition aligns with BMW's vision of the digital and sustainable BMW iFactory, positioning the Regensburg plant at the forefront of automotive industry innovation.