The all-electric Audi A6 E-Tron is under some heavy pre-production testing now, as evidenced by this spy video zooming in on the car for a detailed look. The production version of the car looks faithful to the concept in most aspects. There are a few minor alterations, such as split headlights with slightly larger lower portions, less pronounced air intakes at the corners, and a large trapezoid opening in the middle of the lower front fascia.
Other than that, it looks like the
automaker was busy testing the brakes: the A6 E-Tron has emergency blinkers on
and can be seen descending a mountain path slowly.
The car has PPE underpinnings and uses an
electric powertrain rated at 476 PS and 800 Nm of
torque – at least, these are the specs of the concept version. Audi claims it
can reach 100 km/h from standstill in less than 4 seconds and cover
around 700 km of road according to the WLTP standard. This is made
possible thanks to a large 100-kWh battery.
The A6 E-Tron is expected to debut in late
2022 and go on sale next year.
