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BMW Pushes Fuel-Cell Car Development With First Street Tests

BMW Pushes Fuel-Cell Car Development With First Street Tests

Posted on July 2, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

BMW AG will test a vehicle powered by hydrogen fuel cells for the first time on public roads this month as the German automaker looks to expand clean-car offerings after rolling out the battery-powered i3 in 2013.

The company plans “a technically mature, customer-ready vehicle some time after 2020,” Matthias Klietz, head of powertrain research, told journalists at BMW’s test track in Miramas, France. “By around 2025 to 2030, we expect fuel cell cars to have an established presence, but there are challenges that remain, like building the refueling infrastructure.”
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