2022–2026 Audi e-tron GT
Electric
What Scouts Say
Critics Consensus
Ballistically quick and sports-car nimble, this ground-bound electric rocket ship offers Porsche-like performance for a less-than-Porsche price.
Expert Reviews (8)
Ballistically quick and sports-car nimble, this ground-bound electric rocket ship offers Porsche-like performance for a less-than-Porsche price.
Pros
- ✓Wicked acceleration with 0-60 mph in 2.1 seconds for RS model
- ✓Excellent driving range up to 300 miles per charge
- ✓Less expensive than the Porsche Taycan while delivering similar performance
Cons
- ⚠Still expensive despite being less costly than Porsche Taycan
- ⚠Tight rear seat space
- ⚠Limited options to choose from
Audi’s E-Tron GT came close to greatness when it arrived for 2022, but fell short due to mediocre driving range. The 2025 update addresses these weaknesses with improved performance, efficiency, and a host of new features, making it a more compelling luxury EV.
Pros
- ✓Improved performance and efficiency across all models
- ✓Enhanced battery with lighter weight and better cooling
- ✓Advanced suspension options including active suspension with curve tilting
Cons
- ⚠Previous model had mediocre driving range
- ⚠Complex model structure might confuse buyers
- ⚠Still competes in a crowded luxury EV market with strong rivals
The 2022 Audi e-tron GT impresses with its head-turning exterior, standard air suspension, and rapid fast-charging system, making it an incredibly quick and capable luxury electric sedan. However, its high price, limited range of 238 miles, and cramped second-row seating may give some buyers pause.
Pros
- ✓Head-turning exterior
- ✓Standard air suspension
- ✓Rapid fast-charging system
Cons
- ⚠Very expensive
- ⚠Only 238 miles of range
- ⚠Second row really only has room for two
This handsome four-door GT is the best car Audi makes. Rapid whichever version you choose. Shocking performance, silky handling, chiselled good looks.
Pros
- ✓Impressive performance
- ✓Silky handling
- ✓Attractive design
Cons
- ⚠Limited rear visibility
- ⚠High prices
- ⚠Depreciation concerns
The Audi RS E-Tron GT delivers instant electric torque and sophisticated handling, slotting neatly between Porsche Taycan variants in performance. While its two-speed rear gearbox can feel unpredictable in Comfort mode, driving in Dynamic mode unlocks its full potential, making it a compelling and quiet sport sedan.
Pros
- ✓Instant electric torque with smooth and quiet power delivery
- ✓Adaptive air suspension and rear-axle steering enhance handling
- ✓Competitive performance figures placing it between Taycan 4S and Turbo
Cons
- ⚠Two-speed rear motor gearbox can cause unpredictable acceleration response
- ⚠Comfort mode gearbox behavior can feel sluggish and hesitant
- ⚠European-spec pre-production prototype limits full evaluation
The Audi e-tron GT turns the Audi EV portfolio into something you’d be excited to see at your local Cars and Coffee, delivering strong performance with a stylish design and a normal driving feel.
Pros
- ✓Powerful dual electric motors with up to 590 hp in RS trim
- ✓Quick acceleration, 0-60 mph in as little as 3.1 seconds
- ✓Stylish design that stands out among electric vehicles
Cons
- ⚠Range limited to 238 EPA-estimated miles
- ⚠Battery size and range may not compete with some rivals
- ⚠No detailed mention of charging speed or infrastructure
The Kia EV4 offers a competitive and affordable electric sedan option with a striking design and well-equipped, tech-forward cabin, though it falls short in charging speed and some software sophistication.
Pros
- ✓Affordable pricing compared to competitors like Tesla Model 3
- ✓Striking and unique exterior design that stands out
- ✓Well-equipped interior with modern tech features and premium touches
Cons
- ⚠Slower charging speeds due to 400-volt platform (max 128 kW DC charge rate)
- ⚠Infotainment software is simpler than some rivals
- ⚠Exterior styling may not appeal to everyone, described as 'not pretty'
Audi has made its already wonderful e-tron GT electric sports sedan even better, with huge gains in technology, performance and range. The new RS e-tron GT performance is hypercar-quick, boasting 680kW/1027Nm and a 0-100km/h time of just 2.5 seconds, rivaling the Bugatti Veyron. While prices have risen, the performance and standard equipment upgrades justify the premium.
Pros
- ✓Significant performance improvements with the RS e-tron GT performance model
- ✓Attractive and classic design that resembles a combustion-powered vehicle
- ✓Competitive pricing relative to Porsche Taycan with strong standard equipment
Cons
- ⚠Price of entry has increased by nearly $30,000
- ⚠Interior updates are subtle and may feel less innovative
- ⚠Fingerprint-prone piano black haptic keys, though improved, remain fiddly
Known Issues (5)
Note: Data from NHTSA complaints, TSBs, and verified owner reports.
High Pressure Fuel Pump Failure
HPFP failure can cause fuel starvation and engine misfires. Requires replacement of the pump.
Alternator Failure
Alternator failure leads to battery drain and loss of electrical power. Requires alternator replacement.
Water Pump Leak
Plastic water pump housings are prone to cracking and leaking, leading to coolant loss and overheating. Requires water pump replacement.
Control Arm Bushing Wear
Worn control arm bushings cause clunking noises and poor handling. Requires replacement of control arms or bushings.
Timing Chain Tensioner Failure
Premature wear of timing chain tensioners can lead to catastrophic engine damage. Requires engine disassembly for replacement.
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