Audi Q6 e-tron this month, promising to "exceed your expectations."
After many years, the company is ready for the world premiere of the Q6 e-tron – the first electric model to be based on the Premium Platform Electric (PPE) developed in collaboration with Porsche.
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The Q6 is the latest Audi model to go all- electric. However, the customized Q6 e-tron differs mechanically from its combustion-engined predecessor, but in the best possible way. It's built on top of the PPE platform, which will also power Porsche's all-electric Macan in the future.
Audi first unveiled the Q6 e-tron at the Munich Motor Show in the fall of 2023, ahead of production at its Ingolstadt plant in Germany. At the time, Audi designers emphasized that the interior layout was at the heart of the electric vehicle’s design, as they ignored conventional rules and shaped the vehicle from the inside out.
Audi initially promised a 600km all-electric range and charging rates of up to 270kW thanks to the Q6 e-tron's new 800V platform. Today, we've learned that these and other detailswill be confirmed (or changed) later this month.
Audi is improving the Q6 e-tron ahead of its unveiling on March 18.
Recently, Audi AG posted the above image on its LinkedIn with the following caption:
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“Exceed your expectations and watch the world premiere of the all-new, fully electric Audi Q6 e-tron on March 18, 2024.”
March 18th is the confirmed date to learn more about the Audi Q6 e-tron, inside and out. Hopefully, that will include the key details we're interested in, like features, pricing, and, of course, official announcements for the range.
Source: electrek
