In an interview with Nikkei Asia a few months ago, BMW sales chief Pieter Nota said the Bavarian automaker intends to put a hydrogen SUV into production as soon as 2025. He hinted at a tie-up with Toyota, which is also setting aside funds to invest in fuel cell technology. Not only does it sell the Mirai hydrogen rear-wheel-drive sedan, but the Japanese marque is also engineering prototypes with combustion engines fueled by hydrogen.
