• The Q6 e-tron, an electric SUV that will sit between the Q4 e-tron and Q8 e-tron models, has been confirmed by Audi as a new model.
• It will utilize the 800-volt electrical architecture of the new PPE platform from the Volkswagen Group.
• The Q6 e-tron is expected to make its debut later this year and arrive in the United States in 2025.

A new model of Audi’s electric SUV series, the Q6 E-tron, has been formally announced. This SUV, which sits between the Q4 and Q8 E-tron models, will be built on the Volkswagen Group’s cutting-edge PPE platform and include an 800-volt electrical architecture. The Q6 E-tron is predicted to launch later this year and be offered as a 2025 model in the United States.

The Q6 E-tron, a brand-new electric model, will soon be added to Audi’s growing lineup of electric cars. The Q6 E-tron, which sits between the Q4 E-tron and the newly renamed Q8 E-tron EV SUVs, will be offered as a traditional SUV and a sloped-back Sportback, just like its brother models.

The new model’s design may be seen in recently made public official photos of a camouflaged Q6 prototype undergoing winter testing. Also, Audi has released some preliminary details on its 800-volt electrical design and PPE platform, which will enable quicker charging processes. The Q6 E-tron will compete against other electric SUVs like the Lexus RZ, Cadillac Lyriq, and Genesis Electrified GV70 thanks to its planned standard dual-motor AWD system and Quattro moniker. The PPE electric platform, which will be used in subsequent vehicles, including the Audi A6 E-tron, will also be debuted with the new car by the Volkswagen Group. The Q6 E-tron is expected to be on sale in the upcoming months, despite there being no set release date.

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The standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system for the Q6 E-tron is expected to employ the Quattro moniker, which Audi uses for all of its AWD vehicles. The vehicle will go up against other electric SUVs including the Lexus RZ, Cadillac Lyriq, and Genesis Electrified GV70. The Q6 E-tron is expected to launch in the upcoming months, despite the lack of an official release date. The E-SUV is likely to be offered in the US as of 2025.

As Audi continues forward with its plan to become a carbon-neutral carmaker by 2050, the Q6 E-tron will be a crucial addition to its portfolio of electric vehicles. The Q6 E-tron is a sporty and technologically cutting-edge SUV that aims to appeal to drivers who care about the environment but still want performance, luxury, and flair.

Audi announced in May 2021 that it will phase out internal combustion engines by 2026 and go entirely electrified by 2033. The E-tron GT, Audi’s new flagship electric SUV, was recently introduced. It is positioned as the company’s flagship electric vehicle and offers a combination of elegance, performance, and sustainability.

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