Audi RS e-tron GT

Sustainable energy


The 800 V lithium-ion battery built into the flat floor of the Audi RS e-tron GT1, which has a gross capacity of 93.4 kWh, offers extremely high performance compared to current 400V systems - both when charging and driving. In combination with the recovery system, specifically adapted to the agility of the Audi RS e-tron GT1, it provides a range of up to 455 km according to the WLTP measurement procedure.


A systematic reinterpretation of quattro. In combination with the electric drive system, the fully variable quattro drive ensures that power is intelligently distributed to the individual wheels. When there is enough propulsion, it sends power mainly to the front axle. If the situation calls for particularly dynamic driving or a high level of torque, or if snow, water or dirt cause low friction between the road and the tyres, it transfers power to the rear axle, in stages, in fractions of seconds as needed. Controls drive torque up to five times faster than a mechanical system.

Interior


In this, the angular dashboard full of digital screens, typically Audi, is presented in a markedly horizontal configuration — somewhere halfway between what we know in the e-tron SUV and what we saw in the e-tron GT concept.