Audi Q6 e-tron road-trip: exploring electric

[2] Standard on Audi Q6 Edition 1 e-tron models, Audi matrix LED technology provides precise,high-resolution illumination of the road. Dazzling for oncoming vehicles or vehicles in front can be considerably reduced as a result.

[3] Digital OLED tail lights including communication light is standard on Audi SQ6 Edition 1 e-tron models.

[4] Standard on Audi SQ6 Edition 1 e-tron models and included within the optional Sound and Vision Pack on Audi Q6 e-tron models.

[5] MyAudi account and app, Audi connect and Wi-fi or mobile data connection required, data charges may apply.

[6] Passenger display is available as standard on Audi Q6 Edition 1 e-tron and Audi SQ6 Edition 1 e-tron models.

[7] To charge at 270kW, you will need to use a charger in excess of 270kW or to charge at 260kW, you will need to use a charger in excess of 260kW. The availability of 260kW+ chargers is currently limited to UK motorways and major arterial routes. Not available in NI and most of Sco/Wal. Please see https://www.zap-map.com/live/ for further details.

[8] Timings based on a ten minute and 10 to 80% charge using an ultra-rapid DC public charge station at the vehicle’s maximum charging capability. For rapid 270 kW charging you will need a charger in excess of 270 kW, or to charge at 260kW you will need to use a charger in excess of 260kW. The availability of 260kW+ chargers is currently limited to UK motorways and major arterial routes. Not available in NI, most of Scotland or Wales. Please see https://www.zap-map.com/live/ for further details. Test data under standardised conditions for comparison purposes. Actual charging times will vary depending on various factors, including the selected vehicle (and battery option, if available), the type of charger used, the level of charge in the battery, the age type, condition and temperature of the charger and the battery, the power supply, ambient temperature at the point of use and other environmental factors. Charging times will also be affected by the charging curve (for example, once charging passes 80%, charging will slow to protect the battery’s longevity) and will be longer in cold weather or if battery temperature activates safeguarding technology.