Audi

Competing in the 2024 ZEVAS with multiple electric models including the e-tron and RS e-tron GT.

Ralph Müller worked for Audi before becoming CEO of H2FLY.

German luxury automaker with five electric entries (SQ6 e-tron, Q6 e-tron, Q4 e-tron, Q8 e-tron, SQ8 e-tron) competing in the 2024 ZEVAS awards.

Is showcasing vehicles with conventionally powered concepts, including the h-tron quattro SUV which uses a hydrogen fuel cell.

Audi is mentioned as a premier German automaker that has made significant strides in hydrogen fuel cell research, leveraging it for a cleaner automotive future.

German automotive manufacturer assembling a team of 100+ engineers to lead hydrogen fuel cell research for the VW Group.

Mentioned as a brand that offers high-tech luxuries in new cars.

Audi is mentioned as a luxury car rival that has phased out its pursuit of hydrogen vehicles.

Audi is an automaker with a stake in H2 vehicles, mentioned in the analysis.

Had plans for an H2-powered test fleet but halted that effort to focus on battery electric vehicles.

A major German automaker developing hydrogen fuel cars, alongside their focus on battery electric models.

Audi is collaborating with Ballard Power Systems on new hydrogen fuel cell stack technology, potentially for passenger cars and commercial trucks, indicating a refreshed interest in hydrogen-powered vehicles.

Competitor that has already launched production fuel cell cars, mentioned as context for BMW's delayed entry into the hydrogen vehicle market.

Wan Gang previously served as an executive at Audi before his role in developing China's EV industry.

Audi is intensifying its hydrogen fuel cell endeavors and re-establishing its h-tron program due to doubts about electric cars meeting future customer demand.

The German automaker of luxury vehicles is increasing its investment in hydrogen fuel cell technology and plans to prioritize its development alongside electric vehicles.

Mentioned as an early adopter of hydrogen fuel cells in consumer vehicles.

German luxury automaker partnering with Hyundai on hydrogen fuel cell technology development for vehicles.

Audi is an automaker that has teamed up with Hyundai to work on the technology for producing alternative cars to electric vehicles, specifically focusing on hydrogen fuel.

German luxury vehicle manufacturer and center of excellence for hydrogen research within the Volkswagen Group. Responsible for hydrogen car technology development across VW Group.

Audi is developing synthetic fuels as part of its e-fuels strategy to power clean vehicles with no harmful emissions.

Audi is the brand under the Volkswagen Group that had previously shown more interest in hydrogen fuel cells.

Member of the Hydrogen Council supporting fuel cell adoption in transportation.

Audi, a German automaker and part of the Volkswagen Group, has issued new purchase orders to Ballard Power Systems to accelerate fuel cell development activities. Audi has taken over responsibility for fuel cell development within the Volkswagen Group.

Audi is a German automaker that is planning to increase its focus on clean transportation, including electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and is also developing autonomous driving technology.