Tech Alert
A leak at the Chinese patent office may have revealed a new BMW hydrogen fuel cell car. That’s right, and the image released is shocking to us all as the image reveals so much information.

The new model could fall within the company’s newly formed i-line of eco-friendly cars. Its interesting image that was released is extremely close to the Toyota Mirai. Toyota and BMW have been sharing technology for several year, according to Autocar.

The rendering could be the result of that partnership; at least BMW’s half. For more exclusive details be sure to check out the video above.
Harry K.
November 7, 2015
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