Bmw Hydrogen Vehicles

The iX5 Hydrogen is a concept vehicle that unites BMW's precision engineering and agility with a new drivetrain: hydrogen propulsion. With a trailblazing pilot fleet currently touring the world, the iX5 Hydrogen offers long-distance range capacity, short refueling times and emission. BMW will launch the first hydrogen-powered production model in 2028.

After successfully testing the BMW iX5 Hydrogen pilot fleet worldwide, the BMW Group is now preparing for series production of vehicles with hydrogen drive systems in 2028 on the basis of the jointly developed next. Is hydrogen propulsion the future? How does a fuel cell work? Are there any risks? In this article, a hydrogen propulsion expert from BMW will answer these questions and more. BMW won't sell a hydrogen vehicle until 2028 but fuel cell pre-production has already started.

The next-gen setup takes up 25% less space. BMW hydrogen fuel cell stack. (Image: BMW Group) BMW has been chasing hydrogen for nearly fifty years.

It has built hydrogen-powered 7 Series saloons, prototypes running on liquid hydrogen, and, most recently, a fleet of iX5 SUVs with hand-built fuel-cell systems. Clever cars, engineering showpieces. BMW is ramping up on what it claims to be its first-ever series production hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle, going on sale by 2028.

The BMW iX5 hydrogen pilot fleet has served as a rolling testbed for the German automaker's fuel cell initiatives. BMW More than 25 years later, BMW is about to change the game again. Following the rollout of its hydrogen pilot fleet in 2022, the German automaker has announced that its production vehicles are to begin offering fuel cell drivetrain options as early as 2028.

Given the success. By 2028, BMW's hydrogen cars will be here, offering faster fill. BMW is pioneering hydrogen-powered fuel cell engines as a sustainable alternative to traditional combustion and electric vehicles.

With fast refueling times, long driving ranges, and zero emissions, hydrogen could be the key to revolutionizing long. BMW's Plant Steyr is preparing for series production of fuel cell systems, with prototypes of a third-generation hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) system now in testing. Full.