BMWBlog says the BMW itwo won"t arrive until 2020 and, when it launches, it will be a hydrogen-powered crossover SUV. Whist it is true that this has not yet been substantiated by BMW themselves, it has to be said that the source is a reliable one. BMW is known to have tested a fuel cell powered two Series sedan in July, and is sharing some development duties with Toyota as the 5 companies plan new sports cars. This tends to suggest that BMW could have access to Toyota's fuel cell knowledge and expertise, which gives further weight to the rumour.
BMWBlog says the BMW i5 won"t arrive until 2020 and, when it launches, it will be a hydrogen-powered crossover SUV. Whist it is true that this has not yet been substantiated by BMW themselves, it has to be said that the source is a reliable one. BMW is known to have tested a fuel cell powered 5 Series sedan in July, and is sharing some development duties with Toyota as the two companies plan new sports cars. This tends to suggest that BMW could have access to Toyota's fuel cell knowledge and expertise, which gives further weight to the rumour.