Audi, the German based carmaker
has announced that the company plans to launch all-new three electric vehicles
in the global market by the end of 2020, according to the report from car and bike
news. Globally, most of the manufacturers are working on the electric vehicles
as the future of the automobile is totally depends on the electric cars. Some of
the luxury carmakers have already set up their new strategies for electrical vehicles.
Based on the reports, the BMW has the limited number of i8 plug-in hybrid system
and the I3. Similarly, Mercedes-Benz is planning to introduce the four new electric
vehicles, two SUVs and two sedans, by the end of this decade.
Currently, Audi is thinking to
introduce at least three electric cars by putting a different strategy, but
some of the reports recommended that Audi has already a new strategic plan.
Besides, Rupert Stadler, CEO of Audi, confirmed that the electrical vehicles
will commit for around 25 to 30 percent of Audi’s total sales by the end of
2025.
Moreover, the carmaker plans to
set up a new subsidiary to work on self-driving vehicles and invest in autonomous
driving technologies and digital services, according to Stadler. Along with the
electric cars, the company will concentrate on developing the autonomous cars
(robot cars) for the urban customers.
We expected that Audi will simplify
the introduction of regular cars as to concentrate on electric platforms in the
global market. Audi is good at the fuel car’s technology and now, the company
will look for the best road map to introduce the electric cars globally,
according to Audi. With the latest strategies, the upcoming electric vehicles
will get a positive acceptance like the Audi R8 e-tron, which is the company’s electric
car showcased at the 2015 Geneva motor show.
Source: Automotive
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