The 2025 Audi Q6 Sportback e-tron combines the electric PPE platform with a coupé-SUV silhouette. Its sloping roofline improves aerodynamics and, depending on the powertrain, enables a WLTP range of 487 to 679 km.
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Unveiled in October 2024, the Q6 Sportback e-tron complements the Q6 SUV with a more streamlined body. It retains the Q6 e-tron family’s 800-volt architecture, new electronic platform and charging technology.
The Sportback body is 4,771 mm long and retains five seats. The boot holds 511 litres in the Q6 and 499 litres in the SQ6, supplemented by a 64-litre front compartment.
Production
The PPE platform locates the battery between the axles and combines an 800-volt architecture with rapid charging at up to 270 kW on versions fitted with the 100 kWh gross battery.
Press reception
Audi highlights the Sportback’s more aerodynamic silhouette, which improves range compared with the equivalent SUV body.
Evolution
The Sportback body is 4,771 mm long and retains five seats. The boot holds 511 litres in the Q6 and 499 litres in the SQ6, supplemented by a 64-litre front compartment.
Variants
Audi Germany lists three versions: the rear-wheel-drive 185 kW model, the rear-wheel-drive 225 kW performance, and the 315 kW quattro. With Launch Control, they deliver 215, 240 and 340 kW respectively. The 0–100 km/h time ranges from 7.6 to 5.4 seconds, or 7.0 to 5.1 seconds with Launch Control.
