INGOLSTADT: Audi is expanding its Gran Turismo family. The Audi e-tron GT quattro makes entering the battery-electric premium segment even more attractive.
The e-tron GT quattro rounds off the existing GT family with the S e-tron GT, RS e-tron GT and the RS e-tron GT performance.
The e-tron GT has a system output of 370kW (430kW with Launch Control).
The e-tron GT quattro has a 105kWh (net 97kWh) battery and offers a range of up to 622km.
The base model also features a remarkable charging performance of up to 320kW.
This means that only short charging stops are needed, as the vehicle can recharge roughly 285km in just 10 minutes.

The high-voltage battery’s full charging power is available in an expanded thermal range.
The e-tron route planner automatically preconditions the energy storage system, thus ensuring the best possible charging performance.
The Audi Gran Turismo philosophy is embodied by its striking design language.
Large wheels, a sleek coupé-like silhouette, and an extended wheelbase contribute to the vehicle’s sporty proportions.
The low drag coefficient of 0.24 and the controllable air intakes deliver impressive efficiency with little driving noise – ideal for relaxed driving.
At the front, a black mask accentuates the inverted Singleframe in the body color, while at the rear, an elegantly designed diffuser with vertical fins makes for a powerful finish.
The sleek roofline gives the vehicle a dynamic contour.

The driver and front passenger travel in luxury on eight-way adjustable sport seats with integrated headrests.
The rear seat backrest can be partially or completely folded down so that sporting equipment can be stowed in the 405-litre trunk.
There is also a front luggage compartment with a volume of 77 litres.
The intelligent quattro system distributes the drive torque between the front and rear axles fully variably and at lightning speed, ensuring optimum traction in a wide range of driving conditions.
The e-tron GT quattro weighs 30kg less than the S model, benefiting dynamics and efficiency in equal measure.
Like the other GT models (S e-tron GT, RS e-tron GT, RS e-tron GT performance), the new e-tron GT quattro is also being produced at the Audi Sport GmbH Böllinger Höfe plant in Neckarsulm.
