The EVs have a simpler and smoother styling.
These spy shots show the refreshed versions of the Audi E-Tron Sportback and E-Tron Sportback. These electric crossovers feature an updated exterior and rumored powertrain modifications.
The Sportback and Etron have identical front-end styling. The new grille features an intersecting hexagonal mesh design, rather than the current style that uses a mixture of vertical elements and narrower slats.
The trapezoidal opening at the middle of the lower fascia remains. The corners appear smaller than the original design. However, camouflage might be concealing things.
Comparable to the current model, the styling of the sides appears simplified.
The models’ rear taillights appear to be new. On the outer part of each lamp, there is now a stack horizontal elements. Although camouflage may be concealing things, it appears that the lights do not now span the entire length of the tail.
The sculpting of the lower bumper appears smoother and more simple than the current design, similar to the side sills.
Although our spy couldn’t take photos inside the vehicles, they were able to get a glimpse of their interiors. According to E-Tron models, the screen shares a bezel that connects with the instruments. This is an industry-leading design trend.
According to a rumor, the refreshed E-Tron/E-Tron Sportback now have a new battery that extends their range. According to the WLTP standard, they will be able cover 373 miles (600 km) per charge. The 222 mile rating for the E-Tron is currently and the 218 mile rating for the Sportback . The WLTP test often yields figures that are more than those from the EPA.
Upgrades include the addition of more powerful electric motors. Current models produce 355 horsepower (265 kilowatts), or 402 hp (305 kW) when in Boost Mode. The S grade is more powerful and produces 429 hp (322 kW) or 496 hp (397 kW) when in Boost Mode.
According to reports, the updated E-Tron models will be available sometime before the year ends. They will be available in 2023 model year vehicles.