Audi Electric Cars 2026: The Complete e-tron Lineup, Specs & Features

Audi has transformed itself into one of the most serious electric-car makers on the planet. Its e-tron family now spans everything from a compact SUV to a 900-plus-horsepower grand tourer, and the brand is steadily retiring its older combustion models — the little A1 city car among them — in favour of a fully electric future.

Here's a complete look at Audi's electric car lineup in 2026: the current e-tron models, their key specs, standout features and where each one fits.

All vehicle images on this page are official press images courtesy of Audi. Specifications vary by market and trim.

Audi Q4 e-tron — The Compact Electric SUV

The Q4 e-tron is the entry point to Audi's electric SUV range — and one of its best-sellers. It blends a practical, roomy interior with a comfortable ride and a usable real-world range of around 285 miles. A sleeker, coupé-styled Q4 Sportback e-tron is also offered for buyers who want a sportier roofline.

• Body style: Compact SUV (Sportback available)
• Range: Up to ~285 miles (EPA est., varies by trim)
• Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive or quattro all-wheel drive
• Best for: First-time EV buyers wanting a premium compact SUV

Audi Q6 e-tron — The Tech-Forward Mid-Size SUV

The Q6 e-tron is built on Audi's newer Premium Platform Electric (PPE) with an 800-volt architecture, making it one of the fastest-charging Audis you can buy. It slots between the Q4 and the now-discontinued Q8 e-tron, and brings a major leap in cabin tech with a curved dual-screen display and an optional passenger screen.

• Battery: 76 kWh or 95 kWh (usable)
• Range: Up to ~392 miles WLTP (larger pack); ~326 miles on the smaller pack
• Charging: Up to 270 kW peak — among the fastest-charging EVs on sale
• Performance: Single-motor and quattro versions, plus the high-performance SQ6 e-tron

Audi A6 Sportback e-tron — The Long-Range Executive EV

The all-new A6 Sportback e-tron is Audi's sleek electric executive car, and it boasts the longest range in the entire current Audi lineup. Also built on the PPE platform, it pairs aerodynamic styling with serious efficiency, and an A6 Avant e-tron estate is offered in some markets.

• Range: Up to ~392 miles (EPA est., RWD with the Ultra package)
• Power: 375 hp (rear-wheel drive) up to 456 hp (quattro)
• Platform: 800-volt PPE for rapid charging
• Best for: Long-distance drivers who want range and refinement

Audi e-tron GT — The Electric Performance Flagship

The e-tron GT is the halo car of Audi's EV range — a low-slung grand tourer that shares its underpinnings with the Porsche Taycan. The updated range is led by the most powerful production Audi ever built.

• S e-tron GT: 670 hp and 546 lb-ft of torque
• RS e-tron GT performance: up to 912 hp and 757 lb-ft — the most powerful Audi in history
• Battery: ~105 kWh lithium-ion pack
• Best for: Drivers who want supercar pace with everyday electric usability

What Happened to the Audi A1 and Q8 e-tron?

If you came here looking for the Audi A1 city car, here's the update: Audi has phased out the A1 as it shifts its focus and investment toward electric models. Likewise, the large Q8 e-tron (formerly just "e-tron") has been discontinued, with the newer Q6 e-tron taking over much of its role. Audi's naming now leans into a simple idea — its future is electric, and the e-tron badge is at the centre of it.

Which Audi Electric Car Is Right for You?

Audi's 2026 EV range covers a lot of ground. The Q4 e-tron is the accessible, practical starting point; the Q6 e-tron adds cutting-edge tech and ultra-fast charging; the A6 Sportback e-tron delivers the longest range and executive comfort; and the e-tron GT is the thrilling performance flagship. You can explore the full range, specs and pricing on the official Audi electric models page.