Current And Upcoming Models In Detail

By leveraging technologies from the Volkswagen Group, Audi has been able to create a fairly comprehensive and impressive catalog of electric vehicles. It’s one of very few brands that remain committed to varying body styles, including coupes, sedans, and

even station wagons
, but SUVs and crossovers remain its primary focus. Audi isn’t really a major player in the mass production EV sales race, with reports indicating it to have sold 23,152 electric models in the U.S. throughout 2024. This reflects a 7.5 percent decline in demand compared to 2023, despite the introduction of some compelling updates to its existing electrified model line. Audi’s overall global market performance hasn’t been too impressive, but there’s a chance that its 2025 catalog of electric SUVs and crossovers may improve its performance.

Audi also has a handful of upcoming EVs due for the American market, but beyond this, it has decided to roll back its aggressive full electrification strategy in favor of

more hybrid and PHEV models
. This is a trend that we’re seeing throughout the Volkswagen Group as the company has realized its initial target to completely phase out the

ICE by 2030 is somewhat unreasonable
. Instead, it will be looking at a 2040 due date, which coincides with the mass production of key technologies that will make electrified vehicles a much more viable long-term option, such as solid-state battery technologies. In the meantime, these are all the Audi EV SUVs that you can consider, together with some that may be making their way to the U.S.

In order to give you the most up-to-date and accurate information possible, the data used to compile this article was sourced from various manufacturer websites and other authoritative sources, including source 1, source 2, and source 3. The Models below have been ranked based on their starting MSRP.

Model Overview

2024 Audi Q4 e-tron: A Comprehensive Guide On Features, Specs, And Pricing

This guide has everything you need to know about the 2024 Audi Q4 e-tron so you can decide if it’s the right all-electric mid-size SUV for you.

Audi Q4 E-Tron

Starting MSRP: $49,800

The 2025 Audi Q4 E-Tron is available as a conventional crossover or Sportback for those who desire a more athletic profile and are happy to sacrifice some interior space. The SUV range starts with the 25 state-of-tune, which features a single permanent-magnet-synchronous motor mounted to the rear axle. This generates 282 horsepower, resulting in a 6.2 second 0-60 MPH time and 112 MPH top speed. The EPA indicates that this model will cover 288 miles on a single charge thanks to an 82 kWh lithium-ion battery pack. You can also expect to enjoy a favorable 29 kWh per 100 miles average energy consumption figure.
The 55 state-of-tune is available for both bodystyles, and benefits from an additional electric motor on the front axle. This brings the combined power output up to 335 horsepower, but sacrifices range down to 258 miles and consumption to 34 kWh per 100 miles. On the plus side, you get to enjoy a 5.0-second 0-60 MPH acceleration time and an unchanged 112 MPH top speed. The battery pack takes 28 minutes to charge from 10 to 80 percent via a DC Level Three fast charger.
Performance Specifications

Q4 45 E-Tron

Q4 55 E-Tron

Price

$49,800

$55,200

Powertrain

Single Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

Dual Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors

Transmission

Single-Speed Automatic

Horsepower

282 HP

335 HP

Driveline

Rear-Wheel Drive

All-Wheel Drive

Battery

82 kWh

Range

288 Miles

258 Miles

Fast Charging Time

28 Minutes

Energy Consumption

29 kWh/100 Miles

34 kWh/100 Miles

0-60 MPH

6.2 Seconds

5.0 Seconds

Top Speed

112 MPH

Towing Capacity

2,650 Pounds

Audi offers the

Q4 E-Tron range
in Premium, Premium Plus, and Prestige Trims. Consumer Reports hands the entire range an overall 74/100 score, which includes a 79/100 road test mark, 54/100 predicted reliability, and 1/5 owner satisfaction rating. J.D. Power hands the same model a 71/100 overall score, consisting of a 67/100 quality and reliability rating and a 71/100 driving experience grade.
Premium Key Features

19-inch alloy wheels

Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

Audi Virtual Cockpit Plus

Premium Plus Key Features

Heated steering wheel

LED interior lighting plus package

SONOS Premium surround sound system

Prestige Key Features

Augmented reality head-up display

Headlight and tailligt animation and washer system

Matrix LED headlights

Audi Q6 E-Tron

Starting MSRP: $63,800

The Audi Q6 E-Tron is the newest addition to the German brand’s EV SUV catalog. It’s available in rear-wheel drive and Quattro drivetrains, as well as a conventional SUV and Sportback. The base rear-wheel-drive model generates 322 horsepower, which gets you from 0-60 MPH in 6.3 seconds before hitting a limited 130 MPH top speed. The EPA estimates this model’s 94.4 kWh battery pack will cover it for 321 miles before needing to be plugged in again. It will also return a favorable 32 kWh per 100 miles on a single charge.
Performance Specifications

Rear-Wheel Drive

Quattro

Price

$63,800

$65,800

Powertrain

Rear Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

Front Asynchronous And Rear Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

Transmission

Single-Speed Automatic

Horsepower

322 HP

456 HP

Driveline

Rear-Wheel Drive

All-Wheel Drive

Battery

94.4 kWh Net

Range

321 Miles

319 Miles

Fast Charging Time

22 Minutes

Energy Consumption

32 kWh/100 Miles

33 kWh/100 Miles

0-60 MPH

6.3 Seconds

4.9 Seconds

Top Speed

130 MPH

Towing Capacity

4,400 Pounds

The Quattro option adds a second motor to the front axle to increase the peak power output to 456 horsepower. This gets you from 0-60 MPH in 4.9 seconds with an unchanged top speed only cuts the range to 319 miles and increases energy consumption to 33 kWh per 100 miles. Both models benefit from a 4,400-pound towing capacity. Audi offers the

Q6 E-Tron range
in Premium, Premium Plus, and Prestige trims. Both Consumer Reports and J.D. Power confirm that they are busy conducting tests on the new EV SUV.
Premium Key Features

19-inch alloy wheels

Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

Heated Front Seats

Premium Plus Key Features

LED headlights plus with digital DRL

Bang and Olufsen sound system with 3D sound

Adaptive cruise assist

Prestige Key Features

Adaptive air suspension

Acoustic front door glass

MMI passenger display with 10.9-inch screen

Audi Q8 E-Tron

Starting MSRP: $74,400

Audi

2024 Audi Q8 e-tron

The 2024 Audi Q8 e-tron is the flagship all-electric SUV from Audi, the culmination of five years of improvements over the debut of the original Audi e-tron SUV. This luxury SUV packs a punch with 402 horsepower, taking you from 0 to 60 MPH in 5.4 seconds. The Q8 e-tron comes with a mediocre 285-mile range, but it can charge from 10% to 80% in just 31 minutes at DC Fast-Charging stations. The interior is packed with tech, including three digital screens that make up Audi’s Virtual Cockpit, launching you into the future of what the inside of an SUV should look like.

Model

Q8 e-tron

Engine

Transmission

Automatic

Horsepower

355 HP

Torque

414 lb.-ft.

Driveline

All-Wheel Drive

Range

285 miles

Starting Price (MSRP)

$74,400

Fuel Economy

81-86 MPGe

Charge Time

Traction battery charge time @ 240VAC : 16 hours

Payload Capacity

1058 lbs.

0-60 MPH

5.4 seconds

Top Speed

114 kWh

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Audi still has select 2024 Q8 E-Tron models in SUV and Sportback guise listed on its online configurator. It’s understood that the 2025 model year will arrive sometime after this month ends. This model is available exclusively with the brand’s dual-motor configuration, producing a combined 402 horsepower and 414 pound-feet. The result is a 5.4-second 0-60 MPH time and 124 MPH limited top speed. The EPA estimates that the 114 kWh battery pack is good for a 272-mile range on a single charge, while the system returns a 43 kWh per 100-mile average energy consumption figure.
Performance Specifications

Price

$74,400

Powertrain

Dual Permanent-Magnet-Synchronous Motors

Transmission

Single-Speed Automatic

Horsepower

402 HP

Torque

414 LB-FT

Driveline

All-Wheel Drive

Battery

114 kWh

Range

272 Miles

Fast Charging Time

31 Minutes

Energy Consumption

43 kWh/100 Miles

0-60 MPH

5.4 Seconds

Top Speed

124 MPH

Towing Capacity

4,000 Pounds

The

Q8 E-Tron range
also benefits from a fairly impressive 4,000-pound towing capacity, adding to its appeal as an electric SUV. Consumer Reports hands the range a rather underwhelming 58/100 overall score. It benefits from an impressive 86/100 road test score, but only achieves a 26/100 predicted reliability and 1/5 owner satisfaction mark. It also earns a 74/100 overall score from J.D. Power, which includes a 71/100 quality and reliability and 75/100 driving experience grade.
Premium Key Features

19-inch alloy wheels

Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

Heated Front Seats

Premium Plus Key Features

LED headlights plus with digital DRL

Bang and Olufsen sound system with 3D sound

Adaptive cruise assist

Prestige Key Features

Adaptive air suspension

Acoustic front door glass

MMI passenger display with 10.9-inch screen

The 2025 Audi Q6 And SQ6 E-Tron Sportback Demand Attention

The Audi Q6 lineup is being used to showcase what we should expect from future Audi vehicles, and it is very impressive.

Audi SQ6 E-Tron

Starting MSRP: $72,900

Audi

Audi’s SQ6 E-Tron
maintains the same dual-motor configuration, but with an increased 509-horsepower output, resulting in a 4.1-second 0-60 MPH time and 130 MPH top speed. The EPA estimates it will cover 283 miles on a single charge and return a 38 kWh per 100 miles average energy consumption result. Towing capacity decreases to 3,300 pounds.
Performance Specifications

Price

$72,900

Powertrain

Front Asynchronous And Rear Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

Transmission

Single-Speed Automatic

Horsepower

509 HP

Driveline

All-Wheel Drive

Battery

94.4 kWh Net

Range

283 Miles

Fast Charging Time

21 Minutes

Energy Consumption

38 kWh/100 Miles

0-60 MPH

4.1 Seconds

Top Speed

130 MPH

Towing Capacity

3,300 Pounds

The Audi SQ6 E-Tron is also under review by the likes of Consumer Reports and J.D. Power, so we don’t quite know how it matches up next to its rivals just yet. It’s also available in Premium, Premium Plus, and Prestige trims, but the standard features are a little bit different from the conventional Q6 E-Tron range.
Premium Key Features

Sport adaptive air suspension

Eight-way power front sport seats plus four-way power lumbar and driver memory

Massaging front seats

Premium Plus Key Features

Adaptive cruise assist

Augmented reality head-up display

Bang and Olufsen sound system with 3D sound and front headrest speakers

Prestige Key Features

Seven additional digital DRL signatures

Digital OLED taillights

MMI passenger display with 10.9-inch screen

Audi SQ8 E-Tron

Starting MSRP: $89,900

Audi

The

SQ8 E-Tron
is Audi’s flagship performance SUV model, featuring a triple electric motor configuration that generates a combined 496 horsepower. This gets you from 0-60 MPH in just 4.2 seconds before you hit the 130 MPH top speed limit. Again, your towing capacity declines to 3,300 pounds, which is still fair for an EV SUV of this caliber. The EPA suggests that the added performance reduces the 114 kWh battery’s range down to 242 miles and increases energy consumption to 48 kWh per 100 miles.
Performance Specifications

Price

$89,900

Powertrain

Triple Permanent-Magnet-Synchronous Motors

Transmission

Single-Speed Automatic

Horsepower

496 HP

Driveline

All-Wheel Drive

Battery

114 kWh

Range

242 Miles

Fast Charging Time

31 Minutes

Energy Consumption

48 kWh/100 Miles

0-60 MPH

4.2 Seconds

Top Speed

130 MPH

Towing Capacity

3,300 Pounds

Like the 2025 Q8 E-Tron, we expect the Audi Sport variant to arrive sometime next month. While it is a separate model line, it shares the same review results as the Q8 E-Tron model. Audi offers this model in Premium, Premium Plus, and Prestige trims. The standard features for the 2025 model are due to be revealed closer to the official launch date.