Tag: e-tron

Fully-electric Audi crossover has tons of accessories and an impressive 218-mile battery range.

New quattro generation: the electric all-wheel drive Enormous driving pleasure: powerful traction on different terrain Wide-ranging character: from long-distance tourer to offroad adventurer With driving dynamics tests on Namibia’s salt flats and savanna, the Audi e-tron prototype is at present impressively demonstrating its handling qualities. All made possible thanks to a new generation of the quattro drive […] More »

The research project “25th Hour – Flow” simulates the traffic flow in Ingolstadt The future of urban mobility: people will have more time, cities more space Melanie Goldmann, Audi Trend Communication: “Autonomous cars, services, and networked infrastructure reduce traffic jams and road space” How much time will we save in a city with autonomous cars, […] More »

Highly efficient: up to 30 percent more range thanks to energy recuperation World premiere in electric cars: the electrohydraulically integrated brake control system Strong performance: up to 300 kW and from 0 to 100 km/h (62.1 mph) in less than six seconds The Audi e-tron prototype combines enormous power and high efficiency. With a system output of up to 300 kW, […] More »

First all-electric Audi – e-tron – makes global debut in San Francisco Sept. 17 Customers can configure and reserve vehicles starting Sept. 17 Audi to announce more on the future of the brand at debut U.S. customers will be able to configure and reserve their 2019 Audi e-tron, the first all-electric vehicle from Audi, on […] More »

Comfortable, spacious interior and long range make it suitable for everyday use Design camouflage visualizes high-voltage drive system and battery technology More than five million test kilometers (3,106,856 mi) on four continents Audi unveils the prototype for its first all-electric model at the Geneva Motor Show. The sporty SUV combines the space and comfort of a […] More »

Audi knows as much as anyone that electric cars will only ever be truly successful if the issue with range is really nailed down. Unlike cars powered by internal combustion engines which take minutes to refuel, electric cars can take hours to fully recharge. The limitations on charging is only part of the battle, finding […] More »