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Audi designates electric concepts as heaven in Super Bowl spot

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Audi's GT e-tron concept. Image credit: Audi

 

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German automaker Audi is using one of the biggest advertising platforms to bring awareness to its new electronic endeavor, as the EV category grows.

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