BMW's First Series-Production Hydrogen Model Set To Arrive By 2030 | Carscoops carscoops
vehicles could work as an alternative to battery-electric models when the industry reaches its limits in terms of raw materials or infrastructure., BMW is “waiting for the tipping point of the infrastructure” before they launch their first series-production FCEV in the market. The automaker wants to take advantage of the European Union’s upcoming Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directive.
In terms of pricing, Guldner revealed that the cost of FCEVs has seen a sharp decline but remains high due to the low production volume. Results fromstudies suggest that the cost of FCEVs could be on par with BEVs within the next decade. Furthermore, the raw materials required in FCEVs are much fewer than for BEVs making them “less vulnerable to the volatility in the market”.
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