Recently, we obtained a set of imaginary pictures of the mass production version of audi A6 e-tron from foreign media, which independently hit the high-end and luxurious PPE platform. Audi FAW New Energy Automobile Co., Ltd., which will be established by Audi, Volkswagen China and FAW, will be domestically produced and may be named "E6L".
The use of the exclusive platform for the new high-end electric vehicle also allows the car to leave aside the relationship with the fuel version of the A6L, and the new design concept creates a better sense of technology, highlighting the temperament of luxury electric vehicles. The imaginary picture is obviously based on the Audi A6e-tron concept car previously released at the Shanghai Auto Show, and its design elements are retained to the greatest extent, and its overall outline is also consistent with the exposed spy photos, and the credibility is quite high.
The new car will be designed with aerodynamics, and with a coupe-style body, it will create excellent visuals and ultra-low wind resistance. The lighting configuration has always been Audi's best play, and the A6e-tron is not sure to disappoint us, but it is not known whether the split headlights will be used in the end.
According to previous reports, domestic models or will have three power configurations to choose from, the entry-level will be equipped with 83kWh battery pack, rear-wheel drive, cruising range of 550km, 0-100km/h acceleration of 7.6 seconds; 100kWh battery pack models will be divided into rear-drive and four-wheel drive version, cruising range or up to 700km, rear-drive models 0-100km/h acceleration of 6.5 seconds, four-wheel drive models 0-100km/h acceleration of 5.7 seconds, charging time of 5%-80% fast charging time less than 25 minutes.
As early as February this year, Audi FAW New Energy Automobile Co., Ltd. officially announced that a new electric vehicle plant in Changchun is about to start construction, which is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2024, with a planned annual production capacity of 150,000 units. The new plant will be the first to produce three models based on the PPE platform, and the initial production will include a pure electric SUV and a pure electric sedan.