Audi Reportedly In Talks With SAIC To Buy IM Motor EV Platform

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Earlier this week, a report from Germany claimed that Audi was interested in buying an electric vehicle platform from a Chinese carmaker amid delays to the Scalable Systems Platform (SSP) developed by parent company Volkswagen Group. As odd as that may sound coming from a company that has the industrial might of a conglomerate like VW behind it, Audi is reportedly close to signing an agreement with China's state-owned SAIC Motor for the rights to use one of its modular EV platforms, Autocar reports. The EV architecture launched two years ago supports both rear- and all-wheel drive, and is currently...
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