Audi e-tron GT Range

Many components in your Audi e-tron GT work together to deliver proper performance and range. As a result, many different factors might affect the driving range of the Audi e-tron GT, and some of these factors include: 

• Road Conditions: While the influence of this factor is not limited to electric vehicles, the road conditions you drive on significantly impact your Audi's driving range. Your sedan is more likely to offer better range while driving on flat surfaces than on rugged or steep terrains. 

• Load Weight: This is another simple physics factor. The more your Audi e-tron GT weighs, the more power it will need to move forward. Increased cargo weight can also significantly lower the electric sedan's driving range.        

• Tyre Pressure and Condition: The condition of the tyres on your Audi e-tron GT and their pressure are other factors you need to remember. If your tyres are worn out or not properly inflated, chances are your Audi e-tron GT will not offer much driving range.  

• Battery: The most important factor influencing your Audi e-tron GT's driving range is the battery and its capacity to store energy. The Audi e-tron GT comes with a 93 kWh battery with a driving range of about 500 km on a full charge. 

• Driving Style: Your driving style is the final and one of the most important factors influencing your Audi e-tron GT's driving range. Sudden braking and acceleration will undoubtedly hurt the sedan's driving range, making it essential to drive the EV with caution.