2008 Hydrogen Road Tour comes to an end in LA

08.23.08

Two weeks ago, the 2008 Hydrogen Road Tour started up in Maine. Today, the tour made its final stop in Los Angeles, following a cross-country tour that opened new hydrogen stations in Missouri and Massachusetts along the way. BMW’s Hydrogen 7 was along for the ride and the Bavarians sent out a press release today announcing the completion of the 4,000-mile trip (read it after the jump). BMW sent along two dual-fuel Hydrogen 7 and two mono-fuel versions of the luxury sedan. The hydrogen-only version of the 7 has a range of 200 miles of hydrogen-only driving. This is just one more example of the many, many miles of PR BMW has gotten out of these vehicles and with the Hydrogen Road Tour now over, do you think this is all we’ve heard about the Hydrogen 7? Not very likely.

[Source: BMW]

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One Response to “2008 Hydrogen Road Tour comes to an end in LA”

  1. just watching on August 23rd, 2008 at 8:23 pm

    The energy required to get 1 kilo of H2 for fuel is 4 times the energy returned. Good luck making this a fuel.

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