Dugedug a member of E90post.com has spotted near Mojave, CA, a truck transporting the new BMW's 7 Series Hydrogen cars. The BMW Hydrogen initiative was announced back in 2006 when California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger took advantage of the assembled press at the LA Auto Show to list his environmental achievements. Less than two years later, BMW seems to be pushing the Hydrogen cars and they are looking at releasing other hydrogen models as well( i.e X6).
We're really hoping to see soon the BMW Hydrogen 7 on our U.S roads.
Thanks for the tip Sanjay!
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I for one hope to see more and more hydrogen stations around the US and eventually the world….I know that we can get hydrogen from seawater (reverse osmosis?? electrolysis??)….all we need to do is create more solar power stations (how about the dream solar station that is 100 miles on each side in the middle of the Arizona desert?? That would be enough electricity to power every home in the US for a year….