The Audi Artemis project was split and the first new car was launched in 2024.

It is reported that Audi's highly automated electric vehicle project Artemis will be split independently, and the general manager of the new company will be Alex Hitchener, a former Apple executive and project leader of Artemis. Hitzinger).

Hitzinger was on a social platform the other day. LinkedIn issued a document saying, "Artemis is a revolutionary project. I am proud to lead a group of top engineers and creative talents, accelerate the research and development of breakthrough innovation, and shape the future of mobile travel. Artemis will focus on new technologies in the fields of power and high automation. In order to achieve this goal, Al themis is recruiting experienced engineers and scientific and technological experts around the world. "

As an important step for Audi to accelerate the electrification process, Artemis project was launched in June this year. At that time, the project leader was Alexander Hitchener, the head of the automatic driving work of Volkswagen Group.

For the launch of Artemis, Audi CEO Marcus duesman (Markus? Duesman once said frankly: "By 2029, Volkswagen Group plans to launch 75 electric vehicles, and the current electric vehicle plan (Artemis) will be associated with all its production capacity."

Audi also said that Artemis will shoulder the expectations of the group and set an example for the rapid development of new cars. The first new car of Artemis is expected to be launched in 2024.

At present, Audi did not disclose the specific number of recruits and positions, nor did it disclose other details of the Artemis project. It is speculated in the industry that Artemis' brand-new electric vehicle is likely to be built based on Audi's previously planned electric vehicle platform. 10 June 13, Audi signed a memorandum of understanding with FAW Group to set up a new energy joint venture company to produce PPE platform electric vehicles locally, which may also mean that Audi Artemis will be more flexible in cooperation with the outside world after the establishment of the new company.

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