BMW gets share of €1.4B EU aid for hydrogen projects

BMW iX5 hydrogen 2024 Arc — The BMW iX5, shown undergoing hot-weather testing in 2023, has a hybrid battery/fuel cell drivetrain with a total output of 401 hp, or 295 kilowatts. (BMW )

May 30, 2024 07:08 AM

BMW is the sole automaker to win European Union funding for hydrogen projects as part of a €1.4 billion ($1.52 billion) package of government aid.

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