The new Audi e-tron GT features a design language that will likely be used in electric models to come
The electric Audi e-tron GT Concept debuted at the LA Auto Show back in 2018, and now three years later, the German OEM has unveiled the production version. It closely resembles the concept, cutting a slick silhoutte with some very pleasing design details.
The model is available in two main variants: the e-tron GT and the RS e-tron GT. There is no difference in design, but the RS e-tron GT has a more powerful rear motor capable of producing 450hp. Combined with the front motor, the RS e-tron GT can distribute a total of 637hp to its four wheels – 115hp more than the entry level e-tron GT.
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