BMW bets on (at least) two horses, EV and FCEV

October 26, 2022

BMW is continuing to look into hydrogen as an alternative for BEVs and is building 100 iX5 Hydrogen vehicles to collect info on everyday usage /BMW

The BMW Group has presented plans on how to expand the capacities for EV component production. At the same time, CEO Oliver Zipse declares that, in the future, “hydrogen, not electric, will be the hippest thing to drive”. However, the Munich-based premium manufacturer doesn’t want to put all its eggs in one basket. “To say

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