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  • A8 L
    A8 L

    The Audi A8 L. Witness its powerful sovereignty. Led by luxury, complemented by performance, dynamics and efficiency. Throughout its full length.

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  • Q2
    Q2

    #untaggable. Defy conventions. Bold and muscular, yet compact and sleek. An urban character for everyday life.

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  • Q5
    Q5

    The SUV for a new generation. Convincing without being persuasive. Sportive without being unreasonable. Efficient driving pleasure.

  • SQ5
    SQ5

    The SUV for a new generation. Convincing without being persuasive. Sportive without being unreasonable. Efficient driving pleasure.

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  • Q7
    Q7

    Automotive independence: The Audi Q7 with permanent four-wheel-drive, the largest luggage space in its class and a versatile interior concept.

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  • TT Coupé
    TT Coupé

    The Audi TT Coupé. Pure emotion packaged in form and function. Pure consistency in quality and efficiency. Pure sportsmanship brought to the road.

  • TTS Coupé
    TTS Coupé

    The Audi TTS Coupé is bursting with sports car genes. Dynamic driving even controlled - by the new quattro permanent all-wheel drive. The design is individualized by S-specific elements and instantly recognizable. The innovative technologies in the drive, as well as new control and display concepts - including the Audi virtual cockpit - characterize the Coupé.

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Power-to-gas plant

In June 2013, Audi opened the e-gas plant at Werlte in the Emsland region of Germany. This makes Audi the first automobile manufacturer to develop a chain of sustainable energy carriers. It starts with green electricity, water and carbon dioxide. Its end products are hydrogen and synthetic methane: Audi e-gas.

The e-gas plant operates in two process steps: electrolysis and methanisation. In the first step, the plant uses surplus green electricity to split water into oxygen and hydrogen in three electrolysers. The hydrogen could one day be used to power fuel cell cars. At present however, there not a widespread infrastructure. For this reason, the second process step follows immediately: methanisation. The hydrogen reacts with CO₂ to produce synthetic methane: Audi e-gas. It is practically identical to fossil natural gas and is distributed to CNG filling stations across Germany through an existing infrastructure, the German natural gas network. The plant began feeding Audi e-gas into the grid in autumn 2013.
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The Audi e-gas plant produces around 1,000 metric tons of e-gas per year, binding around 2,800 metric tons of CO₂. This roughly corresponds to the amount that a forest with more than 220,000 beech trees absorbs in one year. The only by-products are water and oxygen.

The Audi e-gas project goes far beyond the automotive industry. It shows how large quantities of green electricity can be stored efficiently and independently of location, by transforming it into methane and storing it in the natural gas network, the largest energy storage facility in Germany. With the e-gas project, Audi is a part of and a driver of the energy revolution. Meanwhile major German energy suppliers have picked up the idea of power-to-gas cogeneration and are following Audi with initial projects of their own.

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