The Audi E5 electric wagon is off to a strong start in China, securing 10,000 orders in just 30 minutes. It validates the German brand’s decision to launch a standalone battery-powered model in the world’s largest auto market. The E5 Sportback, sporting a revised Audi logo, was first released as a concept. However, in an
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Audi’s 776 hp electric E5 wagon racks up 10,000 orders in the first 30 minutes
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