Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

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In a bid to rapidly expand its EV line-up and become more competitive in China, Audi has joined hands with one of its local joint venture partners - SAIC. The carmaker will release three EVs co-developed with SAIC, with the first model due in 2025.

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