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Unless "e-branded" means hybrids? Hard to tell. edit: OK sounds like "e-branded" might also include things like the "Audi A3 TFSI e" which is a PHEV
by codeulike 5y ago
Unless "e-branded" means hybrids? Hard to tell.
edit: OK sounds like "e-branded" might also include things like the "Audi A3 TFSI e" which is a PHEV
- tialaramex 5y agoSo, for example today you can buy an Audi A3 TFSI e. That's a petrol engined car, but it's a PHEV, if you plug it in to the wall in my country in about six hours (so overnight or while at the office) you've got 40 miles manufacturers range on battery. In many countries that are banning new sales of pure ICE cars over the next decade or so, PHEVs remain legal. So yes I can see these variants still existing in Audi's range in 2030, while the plain Petrol variants are now end-of-line. Meanwhile Audi has other models which are actually BEVs with a much larger range (300+ miles between charges) of course, and those would definitely continue to be refined under this policy.