BMW and Toyota are joining forces to develop the next generation of fuel cell technology, with BMW set to launch its first series production fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) in 2028. The collaboration is aimed at advancing the hydrogen economy by promoting locally zero-emission technology. The partnership involves jointly developing powertrain systems for passenger vehicles, with a focus on expanding the range of FCEV options available to customers. By leveraging shared powertrain technology, the companies aim to drive down costs of fuel cell technology and offer attractive FCEV models while maintaining distinct brand identities. Both BMW and Toyota are advocating for the expansion of hydrogen refueling and battery electric vehicle charging infrastructure to support sustainable hydrogen supply. Governments and investors are encouraged to create a conducive framework for hydrogen mobility's early-stage penetration and economic viability. The companies are also seeking regional projects to further develop hydrogen infrastructure through collaborative initiatives.