BMW announced its ambitious plans to introduce its first hydrogen-powered vehicle to the market in 2028. By partnering with Toyota, the German automaker aims to leverage fuel cell technology to transform mobility. The vehicle is set to be an existing model offering a hydrogen fuel cell drive option, although specific details about pricing and production volume remain undisclosed. BMW's CEO, Oliver Zipse, highlighted the significance of this milestone in shaping the future of mobility through technological advancements. The collaboration with Toyota is expected to not only streamline costs but also facilitate the development of hydrogen-powered drive units for passenger and commercial vehicles. BMW's proactive approach includes testing hydrogen-powered prototypes like the iX5 Hydrogen alongside battery electric vehicles, ensuring flexibility in adapting to the changing landscape of sustainable transportation. Despite challenges such as high costs and a limited refueling infrastructure, BMW remains optimistic about the future of hydrogen technology in transportation by anticipating significant advancements in hydrogen charging infrastructure by 2028.