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https://www.bmwblog.com › bmw-miramas-test-center-prototype-development
The center is currently being used to test BMW s first hydrogen powered fuel cell electric vehicle FCEV which is expected to enter production in 2028

https://www.bmwblog.com › bmws-vision-for-a-hydrogen-car
BMW s future strategy revolves around developing a scalable and efficient hydrogen fuel cell system So it comes as no surprise that this iX5 Hydrogen is only the first step of this strategy

https://www.bmwblog.com › bmw-i-hydrogen-next-is-a-test-bed-for-hydroge…
The BMW i Hydrogen NEXT test car combines hydrogen fuel cell technology with BMW s latest fifth gen eDrive electric motor technology Typically it makes about 170 horsepower which

https://www.gearpatrol.com › cars › bmw-third-generation-hydrogen-fuel-cell
Having first tapped Toyota for a hydrogen fuel cell system back in 2014 BMW has continued to work closely with the Japanese automaker on the development of its second generation

https://www.bmwgroup.com › en › news › general
After four years in development the first hydrogen operated BMW iX5 Hydrogen models are hitting the roads This vehicle and development project is entering an important phase practical

https://www.evdesignandmanufacturing.com › news › bmw-group-prepares-s…
The BMW Group is making prototypes of the highly efficient fuel cell systems at the company s competence center for hydrogen in Munich An electrochemical reaction takes place in

https://hydrogen-central.com › bmw-says-goodbye-to-electric-cars-it-has-no…
A hydrogen fuel cell vehicle HFCV operates with a motor similar to a battery electric vehicle but uses a stack of fuel cells instead of a heavy battery These fuel cells combine hydrogen

https://drivinghydrogen.com › exclusive-interview-bmws-hydrogen-car-boss …
But come 2028 the Munich brand is stepping decisively from experimentation into full production Speaking with Driving Hydrogen BMW s hydrogen lead Dr J rgen Guldner confirmed

https://www.bmwblog.com › bmw-explains-why-first-hydrogen-car-skips...
BMW details the reasoning behind the decision to use a fuel cell instead of a gas engine for the first hydrogen car due in 2028