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BMW X5 to get fuel cell version in 2022

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The X5 will get a fuel cell version called the i Hydrogen NEXT with a limited production run starting in 2022. (Bloomberg)
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July 24, 2020 10:23 AM

BMW will make a version of its X5 crossover that runs on hydrogen fuel cells, part of the carmaker’s plan of producing as many drive variants as possible until one technology proves dominant.

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