What does e-tron mean?

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LaKathryn
07/29/25 7:04pm
Audi e-tron refers to Audi's new energy vehicle models, including plug-in hybrid and pure electric. The following is the extended content: 1. The Audi e-tron is Audi's first pure electric SUV, with body dimensions of 4901mm, 1935mm, and 1616mm, a wheelbase of 2928mm, and equipped with the new Audi quattro electric four-wheel drive system. 2. The Audi e-tron inherits the family's exterior design elements, featuring an active opening and closing platinum gray octagonal single-frame grille that adjusts the air intake to help reduce front wind resistance, paired with high-definition matrix laser headlights and exclusive multi-LED daytime running lights. The rear design is overall rounded, with a continuous taillight design. 3. The interior of the Audi e-tron adopts Audi's new family style, with the instrument panel and central control screen composed of three LCD displays. The gear lever design and four-spoke steering wheel both have a high-tech feel.
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