It may seem as if BMW is overcoming a dead horse, but the hydrogen production vehicle will come in 2028. Although the identity of the model was not disclosed, we previously reported that it is likely that X5 is of the next generation. Meanwhile, luxury SUVs of the current generation have already received fuel cell processing, although they are not available for purchase.
To that day, BMW shows the fourth generation model in a cover for artistic arts. Although this may seem a strange step, there are some logical reasons. For beginners, the technician represents the fiftieth anniversary of technical cars. In addition, the X5 will be zero emissions as the Hydrogen VIP fleet during the event.
The Colorful Wrap is the work of the artist Alvaro Parington, which was created in response to an invitation from BMW and former alliance of the artistic car Hans Ulrich Oberist. This represents the second year in a row that will appear IX5 in the exhibition of international art in Switzerland. VIP duties will be fully involved with the electric I7 during the event, which lasts from 19 to 22 June.
Looking at the future, BMW claims that the hydrogen model of the company’s first series will be a new version of an existing product. This supports our belief that it will rely on X5 (G65), which may provide additional generation engines. Rumors indicate that the battery -powered EV is under development, along with a potential -range gasoline engine. When you also think about the gas and diesel engines, which is a hybrid component, and a large V8, the following X5 can be proud of a more varied collection than any BMW so far.
IX5 follows many primary models of hydrogen that have evolved BMW since the late 1970s. Early versions use combustion engines, including V12S, before engineers conclude that the fuel cell is more logical. Toyota contributes to this effort, but BMW is “the identities and characteristics of the distinguished brand.”
The X5, which is officially working with hydrogen, can be confirmed early next year, coinciding with the launch of the next generation X5.
Source: BMW