Wow,Audi Ready To Launch Electric Cars In India By 2020

Wow,Audi Ready To Launch Electric Cars In India By 2020

Audi Electric Cars  2020

Audi, ready to bring electric cars to India 2020, Audi is celebrating its tenth year in India and Yes, it's in the mode of celebration, which is why expect a number of Launches from the automakers. But there is a setback for the company because the Government of India has some moves in the arm that briefly affected the automotive industry. But there were few smiles when the GST was implemented and this saw the price of luxury cars are down significantly, however, even that dream was a short-lived one, as it is now with the implementation of additional price cess ready to rise once again and there are other locates the plans by the Government. In fact it was earlier this year, the Government announced that it was working towards making India an all-electric vehicle market of 2030. Despite the ambitious plan, playing directly into the hands of Audi.

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"Audi is ready to launch an electric vehicle in India 2020. In fact, global we will bring out all-electric cars first in the year 2020 and both in the same year, so it will not be difficult for us to bring to India if there is strong demand. "said Rahil Ansari, the head of Audi, India. While most manufacturers such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW is looking to introduce a new car with alternative powertrains, Audi among the first to say that the car can be made available in India at the end of the Decade. But we must realize the feasibility of electric cars in India.

Rahil said, "we will (Audi) will be more than happy if there is a market here for electric cars in India, but there should be growth in infrastructure like charging stations because it was very important for electric cars. We, as a company, it is necessary to make preparations to bring cars like India as we need to train people and make sure there is also help given quickly if there is a problem. For example, if you have an electric car and stuck in Shimla because battery problem, now we must create conditions to pull the car from there to the workshop or get a battery problem fixed, that will only happen if the We have trained and sk illed people, which frankly is a time-consuming process. "

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