BMW intends to introduce the second-generation fuel cell technology developed together with Toyota in the BMW X6 and X7. Head of Development Klaus Fröhlich made the announcement in an interview.

Although the BMW manager did not want to reveal details, Fröhlich did disclose that the costs of the third generation FC system are to be reduced by 2025 to such an extent that a “volume of hundreds of thousands” of vehicles is possible. In the interview with Auto News Europe, he says: “At the moment, a fuel cell drive train costs about ten times more than a BEV system. We plan to offset these costs by 2025 with the third generation of our scalable fuel cell system, which could lead to hundreds of thousands of units”.

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