BMW Group is to produce a limited number of BMW iX5 hydrogen cars to demonstrate the technology.
The manufacturer has already completed an intensive programme of testing the technology under demanding conditions during the development phase, and it will now be used as a technology demonstrator for locally carbon-free mobility in selected regions from spring 2023.
Frank Weber, member of the board of management of BMW AG responsible for development, said: “Hydrogen is a versatile energy source that has a key role to play as we progress towards climate neutrality.
BMW Group is to produce a limited number of BMW iX5 hydrogen cars to demonstrate the technology.
The manufacturer has already completed an intensive programme of testing the technology under demanding conditions during the development phase, and it will now be used as a technology demonstrator for locally carbon-free mobility in selected regions from spring 2023.
Frank Weber, member of the board of management of BMW AG responsible for development, said: “Hydrogen is a versatile energy source that has a key role to play as we progress towards climate neutrality.
The manufacturer has already completed an intensive programme of testing the technology under demanding conditions during the development phase, and it will now be used as a technology demonstrator for locally carbon-free mobility in selected regions from spring 2023.
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