BMW and Toyota are jointly working on developing the next generation of fuel cell technology, with BMW set to launch its first-ever series production fuel cell electric vehicle in 2028. The collaboration between the two companies aims to advance the hydrogen economy by pushing zero-emission technology to the next level. The shared powertrain technology will be utilized in individual models from both manufacturers, offering customers a variety of fuel cell electric vehicle options. BMW's commitment to embracing hydrogen fuel cell technology alongside other electric vehicle technologies reflects the company's vision for future mobility solutions. The partnership between BMW and Toyota extends beyond powertrain development to include the expansion of hydrogen refueling infrastructure and support for sustainable hydrogen supply. By advocating for a conducive framework to promote hydrogen mobility and collaborating with various industries, the companies are driving the FCEV market forward as an additional pillar in sustainable transportation.