what prices for the electric SUV coupe?

The coupe version of Audi’s new large electric SUV is available to order, with 83 or 100 kWh batteries.

Almost every Audi SUV has its coupe version called Sportback. The new Q6 e-tron is no exception. Presented as a world premiere at the Paris Motor Show in mid-October, it is now available to order.

The range is logically modeled on that of the classic Q6 e-tron, and the Sportback even benefits directly from all versions, including the one with a small battery. A battery of 83 kWh gross capacity (75.8 kWh net), associated with a 251 hp engine (propulsion). The range in the WLTP mixed cycle can be up to 543 km (this depends on the equipment, in particular the rims).

Then we find the variants with the large battery, which has a gross capacity of 100 kWh, and 94.9 kWh net. First we have the “performance” version with 306 hp, then the “quattro”, with two engines to have four-wheel drive and a power of 387 hp. The top of the range is the SQ6, with two motors delivering 360 kW (489 hp) and reaching 100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds.

The maximum WLTP mixed ranges of these versions are 653, 633 and 598 km. The Sportback benefits from its specific, more aero silhouette, with a roof that plunges quickly towards the rear and a tilted window, to have a little more autonomy than the normal Q6.

Finishes and main standard equipment

• Design : 11 kW AC on-board charger, 270 kW DC fast charging, 19-inch rims, adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, electric tailgate, steering wheel + heated front/rear seats, digital instrumentation.
• S line : Design + S line aesthetic kit, sports chassis, Matrix LED headlights.
• SQ6 : S line + OLED rear lights, air suspension, 20-inch rims, electrically adjustable steering wheel.

The costs

The price difference with the “classic” Q6 is €2,400.