BMW Technology

While most automakers focus on electrification, BMW is betting big on hydrogen as the next alternative fuel. After years of experimenting with hydrogen technology, BMW is preparing to launch its first hydrogen-powered production car with Toyota. This partnership will see Toyota provide its third-generation hydrogen fuel cell, paving the way …

For 30 years, BMW has pioneered automotive recycling, refining techniques to recover valuable materials from end-of-life vehicles. The BMW Group’s Recycling and Dismantling Centre (RDC) has been at the forefront, transforming vehicle waste into reusable resources. These efforts contribute to environmental sustainability and more efficient car production processes, benefiting both …

BMW and Toyota are advancing hydrogen technology with plans to develop Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs), starting with BMW’s first hydrogen-powered production model set for 2028. This partnership follows the successful global testing of the BMW iX5 Hydrogen pilot fleet, positioning both automakers at the forefront of the next generation …

BMW is set to revolutionize the automotive world with its upcoming colour-changing technology, which is expected to be available within the next three to five years. This innovation, led by Dr. Stella Clarke, uses E Ink technology similar to what’s found in e-readers like the Kindle. With just a tap …

BMW’s new plant in Debrecen, Hungary, is setting new standards with the launch of its cutting-edge paint shop, marking the first facility in BMW’s global network to operate entirely without fossil fuels. The plant will start pre-series production of the Neue Klasse by the end of the year, and the …