From January 1, 2035, all manufacturers present in Europe will be prohibited from selling thermal cars. There will be only a small exception for registered brands less than 1000 cars per year. And suffice it to say that there are not many of them. In any case, not everyone is in the same boat right now. While some are somewhat behind schedule, others are well advanced and should be on schedule for the ban to be introduced in just over 10 years. This is especially true for Audi.
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The company already has a wide range of its products Q8 e-tron, Q4 e-tron and other e-tron GTs. And he’s clearly not going to stop there, as he’s currently working on the development of his Q6 e-tron. But other sports cars are also planned later. Including 100% electric version of the RS 6, which is currently at the design stage. Indeed, spy photographers have captured the prototype, which is still well-camouflaged and being tested on the open road.
About 700 horses
The latter should see the world in its final form during 2025 and has not yet disclosed its technical characteristics. However, there are already rumors that it will reach an energy turning point about 700 horsepower, compared to 646 for the Audi RS e-tron GT. Its battery should have a capacity of 100 kW, which will allow it to travel up to 700 kilometers on a single charge according to the WLTP cycle.
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Source: Auto Plus
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