Electric has gone Audi

#FutureIsAnAttitude

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Practicality of an all electric vehicle. Innovative design and engineering of an Audi.

These are the Audi e-trons

Distinctly Audi
The Audi e-trons features a suite of features and technology that is made to enhance your driving experience in a way that only Audi can offer.

Reimagine what an electric car can do

Fitted with the Audi e-tron is quattro, elevating the driving experience even more with added safety on any surface that you’re on.

Help shape the future

Immerse yourself in the exciting world of Audi Electric.

Innovation at its finest
Virtual side mirrors, taking digitalization in the car to a new level. These mirrors offer you a whole new experience as small camera capture the rear view feed which appears on the 7-inch OLED display in the interior. In adverse weather conditions and at night, they offer pin sharp images of vehicles behind despite the headlight glare.

Future is here

Progress. Here at Audi, we strive in delivering innovative technologies for the future. In these concept cars, Audi demonstrates that the future of mobility is fascinating and exciting.

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