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Core Insights - Audi's first model produced at the Audi FAW Super Intelligent Eco Factory, the Audi Q6L e-tron family, has begun pre-sales, featuring Huawei's customized Qian Kun intelligent driving technology [1][3][4] - The factory showcases a high level of automation, with 824 robots achieving a 100% automation rate in welding, completing 1-2 welds per second with a precision of 0.1 mm [1][9] - Audi aims to launch at least two new electric models annually starting in 2025, while upgrading existing fuel vehicle configurations with intelligent features [3][5] Automation and Technology - The Audi FAW Super Intelligent Eco Factory consists of five main workshops: stamping, welding, painting, battery, and assembly, producing customized high-voltage battery packs for the Chinese market [5][6] - The factory employs digital twin technology, utilizing BIM and 3D scanning to synchronize virtual and physical operations, enhancing engineering efficiency [6] - Advanced AI technologies are being implemented to create a more efficient and cost-effective production environment, meeting high-quality standards [6][8] Production Efficiency - The factory features a "wedding assembly station" with 100% automation, where 11 robots work collaboratively without human intervention, achieving a precision of 0.2 mm [9] - A total of 56 intelligent vehicles handle 90% of parts transportation within the factory, improving efficiency by 90% through advanced recognition and 3D imaging [9] - The factory is set to have nearly 1,000 robots in core process workshops, integrating smart and lean manufacturing concepts for high synergy between humans, machines, and materials [9] Environmental Sustainability - The Audi FAW Super Intelligent Eco Factory is committed to achieving "near-zero carbon emissions," utilizing 100% green energy and recycling all production waste [10][11] - The factory has installed approximately 320,000 square meters of photovoltaic facilities, expected to generate over 35 million kWh annually, covering a quarter of its energy needs [10] - A comprehensive resource recycling system is in place, including closed-loop recycling of aluminum materials and 100% recycling of solid waste, significantly reducing landfill impact [10][11]