2024
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2023
Mileage: 177
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The earliest full-EVs from Audi tended to be of the expensive and luxurious kind. First, we had the modestly appealing e-tron big SUV. Then, the rather more desirable e-tron Sportback. Followed by this, the e-tron GT quattro, a four-door Grand Turismo sports saloon which also comes in faster RS form. It's the standard GT model though, that we focus on here. If you've troubled to read this, then you're the kind of person who'll probably already know that this car shares a lot of its engineering with its VW Group cousin, the Porsche Taycan. And I mean a lot; the wheelbase and motor positioning is the same. So is the 93.4kWh battery. And so is the J1 platform that everything sits on. Yet Ingolstadt determinedly promises us that this will be a distinctly Audi confection. Are they right? Let's find out.
Whether you choose this e-tron GT rather than its directly comparable Porsche Taycan 4S cousin will of course be very much down to personal preference. Both cars are more appealing than the aging Tesla Model S direct alternative, providing you can put up with a considerably shorter driving range. VW Group EV engineers are feverishly working on this and improvements can't come too soon. Those for whom the current 300 mile figure is sufficient will find much to like here, providing they can afford the premium asking price. There are stand-out looks - and a more visually sumptuous cabin than you get in a Taycan. We'd expected more of a price difference in Audi's favour between the two cars but the e-tron GT quattro shades its cousin on value too, especially once you take specification into account. Here then, finally, is an Audi EV you might really desire. It'll give the brand's sensible e-tron badge some much-needed 'want one' factor.
Borrow £6,000 with £1,000 deposit over 48 months with a representative APR of 18.1%, monthly payment would be £172.36, with a total cost of credit of £2,273.28 and a total amount payable of £9,273.28.
