In Pictures: Audi Plans $4 Billion Georgia Factory, Leans on Plug-In Hybrids for US Market

Audi's lineup of white and red models reflects the brand's push to broaden its US offerings as it plans a Georgia factory.

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Audi is rethinking its North American lineup, favoring plug-in hybrids over full EVs for the near term.

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Audi's performance heritage, showcased by the R8 LMS, underpins the upcoming RS 5 plug-in hybrid.

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The cabin experience remains central to Audi's appeal as it courts US buyers with electrified powertrains.

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Plug-in hybrids with 70–80 miles of electric range are central to Audi's revised US strategy.

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Audi's sporty image, seen here on the track, will carry into its hybrid-focused American lineup.

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Advanced interiors and displays will feature in the models built at Audi's planned Georgia plant.

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Audi's design language, highlighted by distinctive lighting, will anchor its US-market expansion.

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Attention to performance detail signals Audi's intent to compete in the US premium segment.

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