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Audi Q6 e-tron Sportback 2025

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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History

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.

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Technical data

Official Audi technical data for the Q6 e-tron Sportback, matched precisely to this version and model year.

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Criterion
0-100 km/h7.6 s5.4 s6.7 s
Top speed210 km/h210 km/h210 km/h
Electric range487–560 km570–657 km591–679 km
CO₂0 g/km0 g/km0 g/km
Unladen weight2,125 kg2,325 kg2,200 kg
DrivetrainFront-wheelAll-wheelFront-wheel
Boot511 l511 l511 l

Showing: 185kW

Performance

Launch Control output
215 kW
0-100 km/h
7.6 s
0-100 km/h Launch Control
7 s
Top speed
210 km/h

Electrification and charging

Gross / usable battery
83 / 75.8 kWh
Battery technology
Lithium-Ion
HV system voltage
800 V
Electric range WLTP
487–560 km
Maximum AC charging
11 kW
Maximum DC charging
225 kW
DC charging 10-80%
21 min

Consumption and emissions

WLTP electric consumption
17.5–15.1 kWh/100 km
CO₂ emissions
0 g/km
CO₂ class
A

Drivetrain

Drive type
Rear-wheel drive
Electric motors front/rear
0 / 1

Chassis and brakes

Front suspension
5-link front axle
Rear suspension
5-link rear axle
Steering
Electromechanical progressive steering with speed-dependent power assistance
Steering ratio
16.3
Turning circle
12.1 m
Wheels
Cast aluminum 8 J x 18 | Cast aluminum 9 J x 18
Tyres
235/65 R 18 | 255/60 R 18

Dimensions and volumes

Length
4,771 mm
Width (excl. mirrors)
1,939–1,965 mm
Width (incl. mirrors)
2,193 mm
Height
1,611–1,665 mm
Wheelbase
2,893–2,899 mm
Boot
511 l
Boot, seats folded
1,373 l
Doors / seats
5 / 5
Drag coefficient Cd
0.28
Body structure
Unitary steel/aluminum composite construction

Weights and loads

Unladen weight
2,125 kg
Unladen weight with driver
2,200 kg
Gross weight limit
2,740 kg
Axle load front / rear
1230 / 1600 kg
Braked trailer (8%)
2,000 kg
Unbraked trailer
750 kg
Roof load
75 kg

Source: Audi

Anecdotes

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.

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