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BMW finally unveils its hydrogen fuel cell i8 concept

BMW finally unveils its hydrogen fuel cell i8 concept

Posted on July 3, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

The BMW i8 already looks like a car from the future, but this new version of it might be even more so. Just the other day we sawToyota boasting about the mileage of its own hydrogen fuel cell Mirai and now BMW has come out with one of its own. Not a commercial model yet, though. This still unnamed research car will be the German car maker’s plans for fuel cell powered automobiles. Curiously, Toyota actually plays an important role in those plans as well.
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