US EditionAudi’s EV-Only Dream Is Over, Gas Engines Are Back
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Audi will not put an end to the heat engines by 2033 as promised. The German company wants to remain flexible and no longer has a fixed date for this project. The Audi article reverses for its switch to all electric has appeared first on Automobile Clean.
Audi may continue to produce internal combustion engine cars for up to a decade longer than previously announced. Given the initial momentum of electric cars, like many other manufacturers ... ...
With electric car sales falling short of expectations, Audi is making a big decision. The German brand has chosen not to completely stop producing combustion-engine cars, contrary to what was planned. [Read more] To make sure you don't miss any good deals, join our new WhatsApp channel Frandroid Bons Plans, guaranteed spam-free!
When the European Union announced that in 2035 it would ban the sale of any car that had a thermal engine in its propulsion system, Audi was one of the first brands to report that it would meet the target even before the deadline: it would no longer have thermal models in its European alignment in 2033. However, years have passed and things have changed, even the position of the manufacturer. The new road map has turned at a key point: on that d…
The German automaker had planned to transition to pure electric power fairly soon. However, it is backing away from this recent commitment under pressure from circumstances.
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