BMW Testing Two Hydrogen Trucks To Improve Fuel Cell Tech
If you still think hydrogen is just a fad that will blow over, we have news for you. BMW is still determined to launch its first production fuel cell car in 2028. To make it happen, it’s strengthening its relationship with Toyota. The world’s biggest car manufacturer also believes hydrogen has a future in the automotive industry. In the meantime, the German luxury brand is testing the technology in two zero-emission trucks.
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