In Pictures: Audi, SAIC open Shanghai R&D center to develop 4 new AUDI EV models

Audi and SAIC's new Shanghai R&D center will focus on smart EV tech to support the upcoming AUDI electric lineup.

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The R&D center's engineers will develop next-generation electric models, with charging infrastructure a key focus.

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Audi's joint venture aims to leverage advanced clean energy technology for its upcoming EV models.

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The first of the four AUDI EVs is expected to arrive by 2028, building on the ADP 2.0 platform.

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As Audi expands its EV efforts in China, charging convenience remains a critical part of the user experience.

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The new models will emphasize performance and AI-driven driving aids to compete in the evolving market.

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The Shanghai center is part of a broader push toward sustainable mobility and renewable energy integration.

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Audi's technical partnership with SAIC aims to accelerate development of high-performance electric drivetrains.

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The collaborative effort will also explore accessibility features in upcoming electric models.

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