Does the Audi A6 New Energy Model Have Subsidies?

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RafaelAnn
07/28/25 11:18pm
The Audi A6 new energy model is eligible for subsidies. Below is a brief introduction to the Audi A6 new energy vehicle: 1. Exterior: It features a different front grille and fog light design compared to the gasoline version. The LED daytime running lights have also been slightly adjusted to appear more technologically advanced, and it uses the multi-spoke alloy wheels commonly seen on new energy vehicles. 2. Performance: It comes with a single 2.0T engine option and a single automatic transmission choice. The engine delivers a maximum power of 155kW, a maximum horsepower of 211PS, and a maximum torque of 350Nm. In pure electric mode, the new car achieves a maximum range of 50km with a top speed of 135km/h, while the comprehensive range reaches 880km.
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