The Audi e-tron Quattro is The Company's First Electric Production
Justin Lam — March 15, 2018 — Autos
References: electrek.co & digitaltrends
Audi's first regular-production electric vehicle, the e-tron Quattro, is set to arrive in showroom in about a year and is already setting itself apart from the pack. 250 prototypes of the vehicle were recently set loose on the streets of Geneva, Switzerland, and have already drawn a decent amount of attention. Part of the attention came from the unique camouflage wrap placed on the prototypes, but the vehicle also features sharp design features that indicate its innovation. Unlike Audi's gas-powered crossovers, the e-tron Quattro features a wider, shorter and chrome accented exterior.
Audi has claimed that the e-tron Quattro is capable of 310 miles of range on a 95 kWh battery pack, and is powered by 3 electric motors. The triple motors output 320 kW and are capable of DC fast-charging up to 150 kW, resulting in a full charge in just 30 minutes. The vehicle will also have weather-beating all-wheel drive, on-demand over-the-air updating systems and upgradable headlights.
Image Credit: Audi
Audi has claimed that the e-tron Quattro is capable of 310 miles of range on a 95 kWh battery pack, and is powered by 3 electric motors. The triple motors output 320 kW and are capable of DC fast-charging up to 150 kW, resulting in a full charge in just 30 minutes. The vehicle will also have weather-beating all-wheel drive, on-demand over-the-air updating systems and upgradable headlights.
Image Credit: Audi
Trend Themes
1. Electric Vehicle Innovation - The Audi e-tron Quattro showcases advancements in electric vehicle technology with its impressive range, fast-charging capability, and upgraded features.
2. Design Transformation - The e-tron Quattro's unique exterior design sets it apart from traditional gas-powered crossovers, opening up opportunities for innovative and stylish electric vehicle designs.
3. Smart Connectivity Solutions - With on-demand over-the-air updating systems and upgradable headlights, the e-tron Quattro highlights the potential for smart connectivity features in electric vehicles.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The automotive industry can explore and invest in electric vehicle technology to meet consumer demand for increased range and fast-charging capabilities.
2. Design - Designers and manufacturers can capitalize on the rising popularity of electric vehicles by creating unique and visually appealing exteriors for electric crossovers.
3. Technology - The technology industry can focus on developing smart connectivity solutions that enhance the user experience in electric vehicles, such as over-the-air updating and upgradable features.
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