Video Summary
The Audi RS e-tron GT is the most expensive and quickest car the reviewer has ever driven. The 0-100 KM/H time is 3.3 seconds with a top speed of 250 KM/H. It has 440 kilowatts and 830 Newton meters of torque. This is one of the best cars driven so far. The legal limits prevent him from demonstrating how quick this car is.Being an electric car affects range, and air conditioning usage reduces range. On a DC fast charger, a charge from 25% to 100% took one hour and forty-five minutes. At 100%, the claimed range is 433 to 472 kilometers. A/C usage eats into the range, as you cannot have it all at once. It is hot in this car with no air conditioning.
The panoramic glass roof is impressive. He notes that he was a judge for Cars.co.za, and he needed a suit. However, he made sure that he also arrived in the best car of the evening. It has been decided to name this car Thor.
From inside, this Audi seems like any other Audi. It comes with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Regarding pricing, it costs roughly 7.35 rand per kilowatt hour using a DC fast charger. Fully charging the 85-kilowatt hour battery, for example, will cost 625 rand. Charging the car at home is cheaper.
A five-year/100,000 KM maintenance plan is included as well as a one-year, unlimited kilometer warranty. There is also an 8 year/160,000 KM battery warranty. The cost is approximately 3.5 million Rand for the base price. Options can add additional expense. A loan at 12% over 72 months would cost around 63,880 rand per month. Depreciation hits electric cars hard, so a used car can be purchased for 2 million rand.
It includes features such as adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, adaptive air suspension, ceramic brakes, head-up display, and a 360-degree view camera.
Electric vehicles are known for being silent. This vehicle is no exception but has added sound features.
