Audi may use an SAIC platform to accelerate development of EVs for the Chinese market.
The move was confirmed by SAIC on Thursday in a statement to“All stakeholders agree that the Chinese auto market is in the midst of the biggest transformation in its history, therefore we will jointly work on a strategic approach that guarantees our future success,” SAIC said.
China is Audi's biggest market but the automaker is losing market share and its current EV lineup has failed to find traction. Audi offers two EVs in China, the
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