It is not expected to make its debut until the second half of next year.
The Audi E-TronSUV is the first mass-produced all-electric vehicle. The Audi EV lineup has expanded since the model was introduced in 2018. It’s time for an update. Our spy photographers took a new batch of spy photos of the coupe-like Etron Sportback while testing the vehicle. We also used camouflage to cover the front and rear fascias. However, rumors suggest that the model will receive more than a visual update.
A report from earlier this summer claimed that Audi I was going to give the E-Tron an a. New battery and electric motors . The model’s range would increase from 249 to 373 miles in the UK with the refreshed powertrain. The model has 222 miles of range in the US. However, this should be increased with the new powertrain. According to the new internals, it would be able to extend its lifespan up until 2025.
The E-Tron will also see a minor design update, but camouflage is still covering these changes. These coverings likely conceal new headlights and a modified grille. The rear taillights appear a little slimmer and the rear-spanning light strip appears to be intact. Interior updates will probably be minimal, although the company may rejigger some aspects.
The new E-Tron won’t be available until the end of next year, as a 2023 model. This is consistent with earlier reports about the model’s upgraded powertrain that will debut in the same year. The updated design will be available in both E-Tron body styles. It should also include the revised powertrain. Audi will be keen to keep the E-Tron competitive in the face of increased competition over the next few decades as more electric vehicle manufacturers launch new models.