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Audi e-tron GT quattro 2025

2025

The Audi e-tron GT quattro 2025 is an electric all-wheel-drive Gran Turismo. Its two motors deliver 370 kW, rising to 430 kW with Launch Control, for a 0–100 km/h time of 4.0 seconds in that mode.

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History

The e-tron GT is Audi’s electric Gran Turismo. The evolution introduced in 2024 gained a lighter 105 kWh gross battery, faster charging and a broader power range, while the quattro version joined the family in 2025.

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Technical data

Official technical data for the e-tron GT quattro, matched precisely to this version and model year.

Power
370 kW
Launch Control power
430 kW
Torque
305 Nm / 590 Nm
0-100 km/h
4.2 s
0-100 km/h Launch Control
4 s
Top speed
245 km/h
Drivetrain
AWD
Gross / usable battery
105 / 97 kWh
Maximum DC charging
320 kW
DC charging 10-80%
18 min
WLTP range
574–622 km
WLTP consumption
17.8–19.3 kWh/100 km
Unladen weight
2,280 kg
Dimensions L × W × H
4997–5004 × 1964 × 1369–1402 mm
Boot / front compartment
405 / 77 l

Source: Audi

Anecdotes

The four-door, five-seat body is 4,997 to 5,004 mm long. It offers a 405-litre boot and a 77-litre front compartment.

Production

The e-tron GT family is assembled at Böllinger Höfe. Its 800-volt architecture supports up to 320 kW DC and a claimed 10–80% charging time of 18 minutes at a suitable charger.

Press reception

Audi presents this generation as a major evolution in power, range, charging and handling.

Evolution

The four-door, five-seat body is 4,997 to 5,004 mm long. It offers a 405-litre boot and a 77-litre front compartment.

Variants

Audi Germany’s data sheet lists 370 kW, 430 kW with Launch Control, 305 Nm at the front and 590 Nm at the rear. Top speed is 245 km/h, WLTP range is 574–622 km and claimed consumption is 17.8–19.3 kWh/100 km.

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