This costs the new Audi Q8 e-tron

The Audi E-tron has been facelifted and will now be known as the Q8 e-tron. If you want to know what changed with that facelift, we refer you to this article. Today we will discuss the prices that Audi is asking for the renewed electric SUV, which is now available in two body styles, with two different battery sizes and in three trim levels.

Cars with the smaller battery are called ’50 e-tron’ and those with the larger one are called ’55 e-tron’. With those battery packs, the Q8 e-tron will travel 488 and 578 km respectively on the WLTP test cycle. As a Sportback, which is also available as 50 and 55, the Q8 e-tron has a slightly larger maximum driving range due to its better streamline: 501 km for the 50, 595 km for the 55. The 50 battery is 89 kWh and can fast charge with up to 150 kW, the 55 battery is 106 kWh and can fast charge with up to 170 kW. With the latter, according to Audi, you should be able to recharge the battery from 10 to 80 percent in 31 minutes.

Three performance levels

Once you have chosen your preferred body style and battery size, all you have to do is choose one of the three trim levels. They are called Edition, Advanced Edition and S Edition. The Q8 e-tron always (so as an Edition) has 19-inch wheels, LED headlights, metallic paint, navigation, climate control and a 360-degree camera and is the most fully equipped as an S Edition – although there are always extra things to choose. The S Edition is a sportier version of the Advanced Edition, which includes things like 20-inch wheels, leather upholstery and heated seats.

All prices for the Audi Q8 e-tron – by trim level, battery size and body style – are as follows:

The new Audi Q8 e-tron can be ordered from now on, with the first deliveries to take place in February 2023.