Audi will increase investment in electric mobility in the next 5 years

Beijing time on December 4, according to media reports, German automaker Audi will increase its investment in electric mobility in the next five years, with an investment of up to 35 billion euros (approximately 42.5 billion US dollars).

Of the above investment quota, approximately 25 billion euros will be used for electric mobility and vehicle electrification transformation, 5 billion euros will be used for hybrid technology, and 5 billion euros will be used for digitalization. At the end of the 5-year cycle, Audi will launch 30 e-portfolio series models, 20 of which will be fully battery-powered.

Volkswagen announced in September this year that it will invest 15 billion euros in China's new energy vehicle (NEV) market. Prior to this, the company has invested 33 billion euros in the global electric vehicle field. Bentley, another subsidiary of Volkswagen Group, also announced last month that it will transform all its products into electric vehicles by 2030.

Audi and Volkswagen’s investment comes at a time when electric vehicle sales continue to rise. In November last year, the number of new electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles registered in Germany reached 28,965, setting a record high for the third consecutive month. Volkswagen's competitors are also increasing investment in electric vehicles. By 2025, General Motors will invest US$27 billion in electric vehicles and self-driving cars, and will launch 30 electric vehicles in 2025.

With the increase in investment and the increase in the use of electric vehicles, super capacitor batteries have the advantages of fast charging speed, good low temperature characteristics, super power, super safety, and long life. It is expected to replace ordinary batteries on the market and become the power of new energy vehicles. The main product of the battery.