Recently, Audi announced its new car plan for 2024, which not only involves the replacement of a number of traditional models, but also has a new flagship SUV to be unveiled, which is the high-profile Audi Q9.
Classic models such as the A4, A6 and Q7 will all usher in a new generation this year. Among them, A4 and A6 may be renamed A5 and A7 to inject new vitality into the brand. At the same time, Audi's deployment in the field of pure electric vehicles is also accelerating, and the Q6 e-tron and Q8 e-tron will be launched within the year, further enriching Audi's electric model lineup.
However, nothing has been more eye-catching than the launch of the new flagship SUV, the Audi Q9. The full-size SUV will be available in six- and seven-seat versions to meet the needs of different consumers. After its launch, it will compete with luxury SUVs such as the BMW X7 and Mercedes-Benz GLS. As can be seen from the road test spy photos, the Audi Q9 inherits the classic elements of the Audi family in terms of exterior design, and at the same time there is no lack of innovation.
In terms of power, the Audi Q9 is expected to be available in both gasoline and hybrid models for consumers to choose from. The petrol version may be equipped with a V8 engine, which brings a surging power experience to the driver. The hybrid version uses a combination of a small-displacement engine + electric motor, aiming to achieve a more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient driving style.
In addition to the Q9, the all-new Audi Q7 is also attracting attention. Although its launch time in China may not be until 2025, it can be seen from the overseas road test spy photos that the new car has undergone a lot of adjustments in the exterior design. The size of the front grille has been reduced, and the internal light source of the split headlights has also been upgraded, making the overall shape more stylish and atmospheric.
In terms of power, the replacement Audi Q7 is expected to be equipped with 20t gasoline engine, 30t gasoline engine as well as 3A variety of options such as a 0-liter diesel engine are mated to an 8-speed automatic manual transmission. In addition, the new car will also be available in all-wheel drive models as well as plug-in hybrid models to meet the needs of different consumers.
In addition to the Audi Q9, Audi will also launch a series of all-electric models to meet the growing market demand. Among them, the Audi Q6 e-tron and Audi Q8 e-tron will be Audi's blockbuster products in the field of pure electric SUVs. These models will set a new benchmark for all-electric SUVs with their outstanding performance and innovative technological features.
As the Chinese market continues to expand, Audi has also increased its investment in China. The opening of the first electric vehicle production site will accelerate Audi's electrification in China. In the future, the Chinese market will become an important battlefield for Audi's electric models.
Audi's new car plan for 2024 indicates that Audi will make a big impact in the new energy market this year. From the upgrade of traditional models to the debut of flagship SUVs, and then to the layout of the pure electric field, Audi is leading the development trend of the automotive market with its unique competitive advantages.