BMW to test world's 1st mass-produced liquid hydrogen cars in Japan

BMW to test world's 1st mass-produced liquid hydrogen cars in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - BMW AG said on May 22 it will conduct test drives of the world's first mass-produced liquid hydrogen-fueled vehicle (in handout photo) on public roads in Japan between July and December.

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