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Geneva International Motor Show 2019: here’s what Audi is presenting

Audi can do electric, too — and the brand is proving it at the Geneva Motor Show. The stand features exclusively electrified cars from the coming years’ lineup. Center stage: the world premiere of the Audi Q4 e-tron concept.

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The Audi Highlights at the Geneva International Motor Show 2019

The motto for the show? The main thing is: electric

“In 2025, every third newly sold Audi should already have an electrified drivetrain.” Audi CEO Bram Schot clearly defines the brand’s avowed goal. In the future, the company’s portfolio will have something to suit every taste, as Audi is proving at the Geneva Motor Show. Only electrified cars — either all-electric or hybrid — will grace the Audi stand.

Plug-In hybrid models Audi Q5, A6, A7 und A8
The new plug-in hybrid models Audi Q5, A6, A7 und A8

2019 will be the year of the plug-in hybrid

Bram Schot presents the electric offensive of Audi.

Audi CEO in the 2019 fiscal year Bram Schot presents the electric offensive of Audi.

Audi isn’t just unveiling its electric offensive at their stand, either: it will soon take it to the streets. In 2019, the brand will bring a comprehensive range of PHEV models to the market, from compact segment to luxury class. This year, Audi is launching its big offensive with plug-in hybrid versions of the Q5, A6, A7, and A8. Moreover, the company will once again offer the Audi A3 and Q7 as PHEV.

“There will soon be models in nearly every market segment which are powered by a combination of electric and combustion engine, and which can be plugged in to an outlet,” says Audi CEO in the 2019 fiscal year Bram Schot.

World premiere of the Audi Q4 e-tron concept

Audi Q4 e-tron concept
Audi Q4 e-tron concept

Concept Cars

Audi Q4 e-tron concept

Among the sea of electric cars, the highlight of the show is the Audi Q4 e-tron concept. The show car is a compact SUV with an all-electric drivetrain and a range of more than 450km according to WLTP standard. The series version of the study will launch at the end of 2020, making it the brand’s fifth electrified model.

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The European premiere of the Audi e-tron GT concept

Audi Q4 e-tron concept
Audi Q4 e-tron concept

Concept Cars

Audi e-tron GT concept

Yet another series version of an all-electric car will be waiting for customers in 2020: the Audi e-tron GT. The study of the four-door high-performance coupé celebrated its world premiere at the Los Angeles Motor Show. Geneva is the car’s European premiere.

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