Ah, to be young! Established automakers like Audi or Mercedes-Benz likely look upon the Rivians and Lucids of the world with a sense of envy—oh, what can be done if starting from scratch. But with storied legacies to maintain, you’re left with the sense some brands are entering the electric era cautiously. Case in point: the 2022 Audi E-Tron GT.
By Christian Seabaugh – Writer, Darren Martin – Photographer – MotorTrend
By Michael Turashoff
The 2020 Audi e-tron Sportback is now available in the United States. The model is the second fully electric vehicle from the automaker, adding to Audi’s pledge to have 30 percent of their lineup electric by 2025. Here is a quick look at the new e-tron Sportback, which accommodates five adults with two rows of seats.
The e-tron Sportback puts out 355 horsepower and is standard with quattro all-wheel drive. With the Boost Mode engaged, the e-tron Sportback achieves 402 horsepower and reaches 60 in 5.5 seconds. The towing capacity is 4,000 lbs.
From Automoblog
The Tesla Model S has the looks of a luxury car, the stance of a sports sedan, and the performance of a supercar. However, if you think the Audi e-tron GT is merely a concept car, think again. Audi says it’s 99 percent ready for production and will be available later this year. As the name suggests, the e-tron GT is a gran turismo of the highest order. But which one would you choose? Here is our virtual showdown of Tesla Model S vs. Audi e-tron GT …
