7 new all-electric SUVs . The real drive, however, is the focus on new SUVs: by 2025 Audi will have another 12 Q-series SUVs on the road, seven on which will be all-electric. According to a statement released by the carmaker on Tuesday, Audi will exclusively introduce new all-electric cars on the world market beginning in 2026. According to Duesmann’s statement, “Audi is prepared to make its definitive and strong leap into the electric age.” Audi’s decision to go electric isn’t all that’s evolutionary about the new A6. The new sedan will exude luxury while still remaining aerodynamic. Sascha Heyde, Audi’s Team Manager of Exterior, confirmed that 95 percent of the concept's design elements will be present in the production model. Audi will stop launching cars with internal combustion engines (ICE) from 2026 as it pursues an all-electric future. While Audi said it's last ICE car won't roll off the production line Still, the first concept with the e-tron name was an all-electric two-seater resembling the Audi R8 but slightly smaller. On the other hand, the e-tron Spyder shown in 2010 was a plug-in hybrid The company plans to stop introducing new gas models after 2025, so with a planned “mid-decade” launch for the R8 successor, it’s going to have to be electric anyway. The current Audi e-tron PERFORMANCE FROM RACE TO ROAD. By embracing the lessons learnt from our electric racing series, our first all-electric performance SUV, Jaguar I‑PACE, is able to take you from 0-100km/h in 4,8 secs (0-60mph in 4,5 secs). And it does so in near-silence and with zero tailpipe emissions. He said: “Sales of all-electric models increased by 44% year on year [in 2022]. The high demand for our Audi Q4 E-tron, Audi E-tron GT and Audi E-tron models confirms that we're on the right xqTT.