SAIC Audi
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Audi launches E7X SUV in China with aggressive pricing to rival Tesla
AUDI E7X starts at 269,800 yuan ($39,850), down 6.9% from its pre-sales price.
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SAIC Audi sets May 29 launch for AUDI E7X SUV, dropping premium pricing
The model began pre-sales on May 8, with a starting price of 289,800 yuan, significantly lower than the AUDI team's initial plan.
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SAIC Audi reportedly to drop fuel cars as German carmaker reshuffles China JVs
Audi may redefine the roles of its dual joint ventures in China, with FAW Audi focusing on the four-ring brand and fuel cars, while SAIC Audi concentrates on the AUDI brand.
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SAIC Audi starts pre-sales for AUDI E7X SUV with heavy Chinese tech integration
The AUDI E7X is the second production model of the China-exclusive brand, with pre-sales starting at 289,800 yuan ($42,610).
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SAIC Audi opens production base for AUDI with 360,000 annual production capacity
The production base has an annual production capacity of 360,000 units and will be dedicated to producing AUDI brand models.
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Audi's debut model under new brand with SAIC to rival Nio ET5 Touring, report says
The new brand will not use Audi's signature four-ring logo, but will instead use Audi's English name “AUDI” and will also launch a model to rival the Nio ET7, according to local media.
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Audi's new EV series for China won't feature signature four-ring logo, report says
The new EV series, internally codenamed "Purple," will have a concept car unveiled in November, when Audi will explain the series' "brand story," according to Reuters.
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SAIC, Audi formally sign tie-up deal, 1st jointly developed EV due to hit market in 2025
SAIC and Audi are combining their resources to jointly develop a series of EV models, with the first product expected to go on sale in 2025.
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SAIC Audi's Q5 e-tron SUV goes on sale in China with starting price of about $55,760
SAIC Audi's Q5 e-tron has a pricing range that overlaps significantly with the Nio ES6, but the specs look lower.
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SAIC Audi exec expects 40% of luxury car market to be EVs by 2025
Audi believes that by 2030, sales of EVs could reach 2 million units in the high-end luxury car market.









