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说明: 发表于 2022年9月07日

One Audi in Five will be Electric or Plug-In Hybrid in 2025

- Audi's first rechargeable hybrid model the A3 e-tron (2014), followed by the Q7 (2016), both sold 15,000 units each in 2016.

- If the Volkswagen Group wants to produce a million 100% electric vehicles plus a million and a half plug-in hybrid vehicles in 2025 (see Analysis: VW wants to sell 1 million electric cars a year by 2025), Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, Seat and Porsche must each share a certain number of these models with alternative engines. Audi has just presented a concept car called e-tron Sportback Concept at the Shanghai Motor Show, which precedes its first 100% electric sedan, expected to be commercialized in 2019.

- In 2025 Audi could sell one in every five cars in the world in 100% electric or rechargeable hybrid engines, i.e. about 500,000 units that year. The distribution between the two types of engine is hardly predictable, but with the global envelope announced by Volkswagen Group, 200,000 100% Audi electric vehicles and 300,000 Audi rechargeable hybrid vehicles in 2025 is a possible scenario.

- The rate of increase of Audi's 100% electric and rechargeable hybrid vehicles should be as follows (according to Inovev forecasts): 25 000 in 2019, 50 000 in 2020, 100 000 in 2021, 200 000 in 2022, 300 000 in 2023, 400 000 in 2024 and 500 000 in 2025.