Audi bet its future on EVs. Now it’s selling America a V8 with cupholders.

Audi spent years betting its future on electric cars. Its new flagship for America runs on a V8, with big cupholders and a ChatGPT assistant. The German brand unveiled the Q9 this week. It is a full-size three-row luxury SUV built, in Audi’s own words, for the US market. It starts at about $89,000, with […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Audi bet its future on EVs. Now it’s selling America a V8 with cupholders.

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