Today’s Solutions: February 04, 2026

Looking at models currently available from Germany’s BMW and Mercedes-Ben , it appears that both carmakers are focusing on battery electric over fuel cell vehicles, but that may not be the long-term plan for either. Recent interviews with executives at the two brands suggest that BMW and Mercedes are using hybrids and plug-in vehicles as stepping stones, and betting that the strongest future lies with fuel cell technology. “We stay committed to fuel cells,” said…

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