Etiqueta: AUDI E

Auto Guangzhou in southern China is set to delight visitors with some impressive premieres: Audi and its local partners are showcasing three product highlights exclusively for the Chinese market at this year’s fair. The Audi Q6L e-tron will be presented at the FAW stand shortly before its market launch as the first locally produced vehicle based on the Premium Platform Electric (PPE). The A5L, successor to the A4L, will also be on display. At the SAIC stand, visitors can expect to see the recently presented AUDI E concept and the sister brand AUDI, written in capital letters. This model embodies intelligent and connected electric vehicles that are being jointly developed by Audi and SAIC specifically for China. Audi is positioning itself in China with its two-partner strategy. Collaborating with the local car manufacturers FAW and SAIC, Audi is developing customized vehicles for the Chinese market.

Audi debuts its Chinese-exclusive AUDI E concept, a luxury EV blending power and innovation. Find out more information here.

We've got a 675 hp AUDI E concept that isn't really an Audi, a self-driving Tesla hitting the roads around Giga Texas!

Four rings are out and illuminated capital letters are in, as Audi fights to stay relevant in China.

Audi is embracing its future in China with the launch of a new electric sub-model called AUDI E that ditches the iconic "four rings" logo.

Audi is launching an EV brand in China called AUDI. The new line will consist of vehicles co-designed with SAIC that won't feature the four-ring logo.

Audi debuted a new China-only luxury brand this week, revealing a concept car as part of the announcement. The new brand’s name? AUDI. The capital letters are necessary to differentiate it from Audi. How do you know the car is an AUDI instead of an Audi? It says AUDI on the front end in place of the Audi four rings. The concept car is called the AUDI E Concept, and while the AUDI doesn’t really look like an Audi overall, the AUDI does have some Audi design cues that tie it into Audi while keepi

Audi hopes to develop the new electric vehicles with a battery range of more than 430 miles

Audi has introduced a new electric vehicle brand in China, featuring cars without its iconic four-ring logo, aiming to capture the attention of younger, tech-savvy Chinese drivers. Partnering with SAIC, the new brand is designed to cater to China’s unique market demands.