A new name has been given to the Audi e-tron crossover, now known as the Q8 e-tron, which has recently been introduced in the Philippines, marking another step towards increased electrification by Audi Philippines.
The Q8 e-Tron is available in both standard and Sportback body styles, featuring a distinct design compared to the gasoline-powered Q8 available in the country. Two variants of the electric crossover are offered in the Philippine market: the 50 and the more powerful 55 model.
The exterior differences between the two variants are apparent in the grille design. The 50 model features a silver panel grille, while the 55 model sports a sportier gloss black finish. Additionally, the wheel designs vary, and the 55 variant comes equipped with a full-length panoramic sunroof. Staying true to Audi’s design philosophy, the Q8 e-tron embodies the brand’s current language and styling cues.
The 2024 Audi Q8 e-Tron debuts in the Philippines
A refresh of the outgoing e-Tron crossover, the Q8 e-Tron represents significant enhancements underneath to enhance the overall experience and ownership.
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A new name has been given to the Audi e-tron crossover, now known as the Q8 e-tron, which has recently been introduced in the Philippines, marking another step towards increased electrification by Audi Philippines.
The Q8 e-Tron is available in both standard and Sportback body styles, featuring a distinct design compared to the gasoline-powered Q8 available in the country. Two variants of the electric crossover are offered in the Philippine market: the 50 and the more powerful 55 model.
The exterior differences between the two variants are apparent in the grille design. The 50 model features a silver panel grille, while the 55 model sports a sportier gloss black finish. Additionally, the wheel designs vary, and the 55 variant comes equipped with a full-length panoramic sunroof. Staying true to Audi’s design philosophy, the Q8 e-tron embodies the brand’s current language and styling cues.
Beyond the name change, the Q8 e-tron has received several chassis enhancements to elevate its driving dynamics. Notably, modifications to the asynchronous motor concept on the rear axle have been made, incorporating torque vectoring to improve grip levels. The vehicle’s air suspension allows for customizable ride height adjustments according to the driver’s preference.
Inside the Q8 e-tron, the MMI touch response operating system takes center stage. The vehicle features two large high-resolution displays, one with a 10.1-inch diagonal and the other with an 8.6-inch diagonal, effectively replacing most conventional switches and knobs. The interior exudes luxury with ample leather and other high-end materials.
Powering both versions of the Q8 e-tron Quattro are a pair of electric motors. The 50 model boasts a total system output of 335 hp and 664 Nm of torque, powered by a 95kWh battery pack providing a range of up to 491 km. On the other hand, the 55 variant receives an upgraded 114kWh battery pack, elevating its range to 582 km and increasing the power output to 408 hp. Like the 50 model, the 55 also delivers 664Nm of torque.
The new Audi Q8 e-tron models is P6,250,000 for the 50 Quattro and P7,250,000 for the 55 Quattro variant.
By introducing the Q8 e-tron, Audi Philippines demonstrates its commitment to expanding its lineup of electric vehicles, catering to environmentally conscious customers seeking both luxury and sustainable driving experiences. With advanced technology, distinctive design elements, and robust performance, the Q8 e-tron stands as an enticing option for those embracing the future of automotive electrification in the Philippines.
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