Environment: Audi has CO2 emissions under control
FLEET TARGET ACHIEVED Based on the preliminary figures, Audi more than met its CO2 fleet targets in 2020. At 101.5 g/km, the brand with the four rings fell well short of the legal target of 105.6 g/km. The basis for determining the fleet value is around 585,000 newly registered vehicles in 28 European countries as well as Norway and [...]
The fleet value is calculated on the basis of around 585,000 newly registered vehicles in 28 European countries plus Norway and Iceland. At Audi, the increased deliveries of the all-electric e-tron and the plug-in hybrids of the four rings had a particularly positive impact on the fleet value.
Audi plans to offer more than 30 electrified models by 2025, around 25 of which will be purely electric. With a calculated 101.5 g/km, Audi was well below the statutory target of 105.6 g/km in 2020.
The CO2 fleet value is an important indicator
Hildegard Wortmann, responsible for sales and marketing at Audi AG: "We see the CO2 fleet value as an important indicator. That's why we will push ahead with our electrification offensive with vigor."
The Ingolstadt-based company will soon unveil the Audi e-tron GT, the brand's most powerful electric car (AutoSprintCH reported). This will be followed later by the Q4 e-tron, the first model based on the high-volume MEB modular system.
