Audi unveiled its latest electric vehicle that will join the company's lineup, and it is with the A6 Avant E-Tron that will soon go on production for its sale and availability for the public. The E-Tron platform of the company focuses on bringing electric vehicles and clean energy mobility for its users, moving on from its internal combustion engine beginnings.
Audi Unveils the A6 Avant E-Tron Electric Vehicle
Audi announced the new A6 Avant E-Tron electric vehicle via its 2022 Annual Media Conference, and it confirmed the car as a part of its lineup soon. The showcase showed the new electric vehicle, not as a concept anymore but as an actual vehicle that its executives stand side-by-side with, focusing on the new vehicle's existence.
The company said that the car is no longer a concept anymore and that the world officially witnessed its arrival now, soon to release for public use and experience. Audi said that the Avant is a new chapter in its "e-volution," and it would focus on personalized digitization for its users.
The concept car brings a different take for Audi regarding its EVs.
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Audi A6 Avant E-Tron: Production-Ready?
Audi said that this concept vehicle for its E-Tron platform is coming soon, but it did not specify when the car would release for public purchase and use. Nevertheless, this hints that the EV is ready for production already.
Audi A6 Avant E-Tron boasts of a fast-charging feature with 270 kW, and it can produce up to 300 km (186 miles) range in 10 minutes. It has a total range of 700 kilometers (435 miles).
Audi and the EV World Now
Audi brings a massive take on electric vehicles now. It is joining the likes of its parent company, Volkswagen, on debuting clean energy cars amidst its lineup of gas engines. The company brought different takes on its clean energy vehicle, and one of the most famous ones is the 2-door Sportback e-Tron GT vehicle that carries the sporty curves signature looks from previous models.
The company also focused on bringing a family SUV of pure electric power, relying on its electric drivetrain to get the mobile experience to the person. The car is a direct competitor of the Tesla Model X, the SUV electric car from the American company.
TechTimes' initial review on this crowned the Model X superior to the Audi SUV in terms of range and capacity.
Audi debuted its last manual transmission vehicle in the United States in 2018, and the company transitioned its cars to the latest standards and technology that most people use. Now, it is mainly focusing on electric mobility that will bring clean energy options for the vehicle, and it may soon be the company's main production line.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
