2027 Audi Q6 e-tron quattro (19 inch Tires)

The CarCody take

The 2027 Audi Q6 e-tron quattro uses electricity to travel an EPA-rated 325 miles per charge. Its 104 combined MPGe and 32.51 kWh per 100 miles describe efficiency, while EPA estimates $750 in yearly fuel cost. All-wheel drive and a 12-hour 240-volt charge time define the practical trade-off.

Who it suits. Drivers wanting a long-range electric SUV Owners who can use 240-volt charging

What it is

This 2027 Audi Q6 e-tron quattro is a standard sport utility vehicle with all-wheel drive. It runs on electricity and uses an automatic transmission.

Its electric powertrain has 225 and 270 kW asynchronous three-phase motors. The 19-inch-tire version is based on the Q6 e-tron.

The numbers

The EPA range is 325 miles. That is the distance this SUV is rated to cover on a full charge.

Combined efficiency is 104 MPGe, with energy use of 32.51 kWh per 100 miles. See how it sits among electric SUVs and electric cars by efficiency.

What it costs to run

EPA estimates electricity for this Audi at $750 a year. Your actual bill will depend on how much you drive and your electricity rate.

Charging at 240 volts takes 12 hours according to the EPA figure.

How it compares

The comparison figure for this model is 104 combined MPGe. That lets you weigh its energy use against other electric SUVs without mixing in gasoline MPG.

Its 325-mile range is the other number to place beside similar EVs. Browse Audi cars or the efficiency chart for those side-by-side checks.

Who it suits

This Q6 e-tron suits a driver who wants SUV space with all-wheel drive and can plan around a 12-hour, 240-volt charge.

The 325-mile EPA range fits long daily use between charging sessions, while 104 MPGe keeps energy consumption in view.

Trade-offs

Electric driving removes gasoline from the fuel equation, but charging time matters. A 240-volt session is listed at 12 hours.

All-wheel drive is part of the setup, and the vehicle uses 32.51 kWh for each 100 miles in the EPA estimate.

Verdict

Choose this Audi when a 325-mile electric range and SUV body match your routine. Its 104 combined MPGe gives a clear efficiency reference, and the $750 yearly estimate sets a simple running-cost baseline. The main planning point is charging: the EPA lists 12 hours at 240 volts. That makes home charging time a central part of ownership, especially for drivers who regularly use much of the available range.