Audi launches new EV sub-brand in China and switches from the four-ring logo to the 'AUDI' lettering written in capital letters

To mark the launch of the AUDI brand and provide a taste of what's to come, Audi on Thursday rolled out the E concept, a svelte wagon based on a platform developed in partnership with Chinese auto giant SAIC.

Audi has launched a new electric vehicle (EV) sub-brand in China as part of an expanded joint venture with long-time partner SAIC Motor. Simply called AUDI – without the four rings logo but spelled in

Striking new look, 435-mile range, 745bhp and not a single four-ring badge. Welcome to Audi's Chinese EV brand: AUDI

After months of rumous, Audi has unveiled a new EV range in China, sporting, instead of the rings (arguably one of the best logos ), a simply 'AUDI' wordmark. The first concept car to sport the new branding is the 'AUDI E concept', a "fully electric Sportback" whose design is "both minimalist and calm".

Yes, you read that correctly. Announced in Shanghai today, Audi is establishing a new joint venture with SAIC that aims to bring new premium electric cars to Chinese customers, who are generally younger and more tech-savvy than customers in the rest of ...

AUDI, the child brand, is a joint venture between Audi and domestic powerhouse SAIC, led by Fermín Soneira, formerly Audi’s Head of Product Line for Electric Models. The concept shown today previews three future production models expected to roll out starting in mid-2025.

Audi is launching a new brand in China, ditching its iconic 4-ring logo, in response to dwindling sales and competition from local automakers. The rebranded AUDI, in partnership with China's SAIC Motors,

Audi on Thursday unveiled a new electric vehicle brand in China whose cars will sport just the name AUDI and not its signature four-ring logo, a move aimed at attracting younger customers in the world's largest auto market.