Audi EV models

Audi has been a committed player in the premium EV space since launching its first-generation e-tron SUV in 2019. The brand has since undergone a major transformation with the introduction of the PPE (Premium Platform Electric) architecture, co-developed with Porsche. The PPE platform underpins the new Q6 e-tron and A6 e-tron families, offering 800V charging capability, advanced thermal management, and impressive range figures that represent a significant leap forward in Audi's EV technology.

The current Audi EV lineup is remarkably broad, spanning from the accessible Q4 e-tron on the MEB platform to the flagship e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT performance sedans on the J1 platform. The 2024-2025 refresh of the e-tron GT brought substantial improvements in power, range, and charging speed, with the RS e-tron GT performance delivering over 900 horsepower. Meanwhile, the A6 e-tron brings electric power to Audi's core luxury sedan and wagon segment, including the sporty S6 e-tron variants.

Audi's strategy extends to market-specific models like the E5 for China and the long-wheelbase Q6L variants. The brand has also announced the upcoming A2 e-tron, which will sit on the MEB+ platform targeting the compact premium segment. Looking further ahead, Audi plans to launch new models on the SSP (Scalable Systems Platform), the next evolution of Volkswagen Group's EV architecture, solidifying its position as a technology leader in the premium segment.

With a commitment to launching only fully electric models from 2026 onward in key markets, Audi is positioning itself at the forefront of the luxury EV transition. The brand's extensive charging partnerships, including access to premium charging networks, complement its vehicle lineup.

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Audi is a renowned German automobile manufacturer that specializes in luxury vehicles. The company is a member of the Volkswagen Group and has its roots dating back to the early 20th century. Audi is known for its advanced engineering, sophisticated design, and innovative technology.

Electrification

Audi has been actively pursuing electrification as part of its commitment to sustainability and innovation. The brand plans to offer at least one electric vehicle in all core segments by 2027. Starting from 2026, Audi will only introduce fully electric models to the market. This is a significant step in Audi’s journey towards a fully electric future, aligning with the broader automotive industry’s shift away from fossil fuels.

The company has also set a roadmap for the gradual phasing out of production of vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICE). By 2033, Audi aims to have manufactured its last ICE vehicle. This transition underscores Audi’s dedication to reducing carbon emissions and contributing to a cleaner environment.

Headquarters

Audi’s headquarters are located in Ingolstadt, Germany. This city has been the heart of Audi’s operations for many years and continues to be the central hub for the brand’s strategic planning, development, and manufacturing.

Audi’s approach to electrification and its commitment to innovation and sustainability make it a key player in the future of the automotive industry. With a clear strategy and a focus on electric mobility, Audi is set to remain at the forefront of automotive excellence.