BMW is pushing forward with its hydrogen initiatives, aiming to launch its first production fuel cell car in 2028. To achieve this goal, the company is collaborating closely with Toyota and testing the technology in two hydrogen-powered trucks. These trucks, operated by BMW Group Logistics, will run between Leipzig, Landsberg, and Nuremberg, with new hydrogen refueling stations in Leipzig and Hormersdorf. The trial run will ensure efficient operation with rapid refueling of large hydrogen quantities. The company already has experience with hydrogen fueling stations at the Leipzig factory, where over 200 forklifts and tugger trains are refueled, and plans to expand this practice to the Regensburg plant. Furthermore, as part of the H2Haul project, BMW is testing 16 hydrogen trucks in real-life conditions across Europe to advance fuel cell drivetrain technology for the road freight sector. The insights gained will contribute to the development of future hydrogen vehicles, such as the next-generation X5. This new model, expected to be the company's first to offer multiple drivetrain options including hydrogen, demonstrates BMW's commitment to sustainability and innovation in the automotive industry.