BMW is to start selling its first hydrogen-powered cars in four years as the company races to create an alternative to battery-powered electric vehicles (EVs).
The German carmaker hailed a “milestone in automotive history” as it announced that its first fuel-cell vehicles would go on sale in 2028.
The cars will use technology developed by Toyota – the world’s largest carmaker – with a hydrogen variant of an existing BMW model available that year. No details of the price or the scale of production were announced.
Oliver Zipse, BMW’s chairman, said: “Powered by hydrogen and driven by the spirit of our cooperation, it will underscore how technological progress is shaping future mobility.
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