2025 Audi Q6 e tron

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Performance Specifications
The U.S. market will be introduced to both quattro variants of these SUVs, each boasting impressive power figures that exceed their global counterparts. The standard Q6 e-tron quattro delivers up to 456 horsepower with launch control activated, while its sportier sibling, the SQ6 e-tron, pushes this figure to an exhilarating 510 horsepower under similar conditions.
Acceleration times reflect this potency; the Q6 achieves a sprint from standstill to 60 mph in an estimated 5 seconds flat when utilizing launch control. The SQ6 shaves off nearly a second from that time, clocking in at approximately 4.2 seconds. Top speeds are electronically limited but still allow for spirited driving experiences—130 mph for the Q6 and a slightly higher threshold of 143 mph for the SQ6.
In terms of range—a critical metric for EV adopters—the standard Q6 is expected to surpass 300 miles on a single charge according to preliminary EPA estimates. Details regarding the SQ6's range remain forthcoming later this year.
Charging Capabilities
Rapid charging infrastructure compatibility is crucial for modern EVs, and here both models do not disappoint. With access to DC Fast Charging at 270 kW using an 800-volt system, drivers can replenish battery levels from 10% to 80% within about twenty-one minutes—a brief respite before getting back on track.
Pricing & Availability
While final pricing awaits announcement closer to sale dates set later this year, European prices hint at what consumers might expect—with starting points around €74,700 for the base model climbing upwards towards €93,800 for premium trims like those found in the SQ variant.