Video Summary
Certainly! Here's a summary of the key points and findings from the video review of the Audi Q6 e-tron:- The Audi Q6 e-tron is a family-sized SUV electric car.
- It has two motors that produce a combined output of 380 horsepower, which translates to 382 brake horsepower, and torque is rated at 275 at the front, and 580 at the rear.
- It can go from 0 to 62 mph in 5.9 seconds, with a top speed of 130 mph.
- It has a panoramic glass sunroof and a tow bar.
- It includes a storage and luggage compartment, and has 76,545 pounds on the road.
- It is equipped with the head-up display.
- It has a heated steering wheel, front and rear heated seats, and keyless entry.
- It looks like an Audi.
- It contains a 100 kWh battery pack.
- It includes a heat pump in standard equipment, which helps the battery to conserve power.
- The top-of-the-range model has a price comparable to an entry-level EQE SUV from Mercedes.
- It provides a 381-mile range in the twin-motor Quattro model.
- Recharge time 10% to 80% can be done in 21 minutes.
- The interior is very high in contrast, and also very sharp and responsive.
- It is easy to drive and has instant acceleration.
- The car's 800-volt architecture allows it to draw power at a rate of 270 kilowatts.
- There is a front trunk with the storage space that is ideal for charging cables and accessories.
- There are two USB-C ports in the front, and two in the back.
- The car has a digital key that provides convenience.
- It has the regenerative braking with the downshift that you can control using the paddles behind the steering wheel.
- It has a reasonable-sized glove box.
- It is easy to maneuver.
- It sits somewhere between the Q5 and Q7.
- In the 325 miles of test driving, the reviewer achieved 2.9 miles per kilowatt-hour.
- A charging session added 77.853 kWh, which cost 43.97 pounds.
- For a monthly 1,000 miles of driving, it would cost 20 pounds.
