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BMW to Sell Hydrogen Cars From 2028 in Partnership With Toyota
- German automaker has for years backed the fledgling technology
- Manufacturers expect their joint work to drive down costs
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BMW AG plans to start selling hydrogen-powered vehicles in four years in a bid to establish the technology as an alternative to battery-electric cars.
The German luxury-car maker will develop a new generation of fuel-cell powertrains with partner Toyota Motor Corp., it said Thursday. Series production will start in 2028, with a hydrogen variant of an existing BMW model available that year.