BMW is embarking on a hydrogen-powered future with plans to introduce a hydrogen production vehicle in 2028, likely based on the X5 model. While the specific model remains undisclosed, the current-generation X5 has already been converted to run on fuel cells, hinting at the direction BMW is taking towards sustainable transportation. At the Art Basel event in Switzerland, BMW showcased the X5 in a unique wrap created by artist Alvaro Barrington to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Art Cars. The iX5 Hydrogen will play a prominent role as a VIP shuttle during the event, representing BMW's commitment to innovative and eco-friendly mobility solutions. Looking ahead, BMW hints at launching a series-production hydrogen model based on an existing product, possibly the X5 (G65), with the potential addition of different powertrains such as battery-powered EVs and range-extending gasoline engines. This move aligns with BMW's history of hydrogen prototype development dating back to the 1970s. Collaborating with Toyota, BMW aims to maintain distinct brand identities while advancing hydrogen technology. The official confirmation of the hydrogen-powered X5 could come as early as next year, coinciding with the launch of the next-generation X5, showcasing BMW's dedication to sustainable transportation and diverse powertrain options.