Audi to launch 20 models by 2025, half of them EVs

Audi is forging ahead with an ambitious plan to launch 20 new models by 2025, with half of them electric vehicles (EVs). The German automaker has set a goal of “30 percent e-mobility across all its models” by that same year, with the aim of leveraging its electric technology to become a leader in the rapidly evolving auto industry.

Audi’s commitment to EVs is a part of an effort to remain competitive in an increasingly tech-driven market. The company has already unveiled its first electric vehicle, the Audi e-tron, and is set to launch numerous other models in the coming years. Audi has also announced plans to invest in charging infrastructure, with the goal of making it easier for drivers to charge their vehicles.

The company has also pledged to reduce its carbon emissions, committing to the “30 percent e-mobility across all its models” by 2025. This ambitious goal is intended to help Audi meet the strict emissions regulations set by the European Union, as well as other countries around the world.

To help achieve these goals, Audi is investing in its technology and research and development. The company is investing heavily in battery technology, with the aim of making its EVs more powerful, efficient, and affordable. It is also investing in autonomous driving technology, aiming to make its vehicles the safest and most advanced on the market.

Audi’s commitment to developing electric vehicles is a sign of the company’s commitment to remain competitive in the ever-evolving auto industry. As the demand for EVs continues to grow, the company is positioning itself to remain a leader in the market. With its ambitious plans to launch 20 new models by 2025, half of them EVs, Audi is demonstrating its confidence in the future of electric vehicles.