2024 Audi Q8 e-tron | Range Extended

Launched in 2019 the e-tron, now the Q8 e-tron, is the brand’s flagship EV. It’s a standard-sized, up to 5-passenger SUV with a dual motor all-wheel drive system and an adjustable air suspension. Base MSRP is $75,595 but if you go all-in; I’m talking the Prestige Package with the Black optic design, you’re looking at a very luxurious though lofty $90,000 sticker price. Making matters worse is that if it is purchased as opposed to leased, it no longer qualifies for the $7,500 tax credit.
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2024 Audi Q8 e-tron quattro
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[@NZsarge1]

Small note, this is an adapted MQB platform, not a dedicated EV platform car so it still carries some small compromises.

[@LiohJuney]

It looks like it does have a second charging door on the passenger's side at the 2:30 mark. Or maybe it's an optional thing and they make all models look that way because I've seen working level 2 only charge ports in other reviews.

[@stevehammes]

Yeah. It’s gone.

[@druyay69]

It’s showing as an option still on the Audi USA builder

[@RomeoJulietCharlie]

It has charging points on both sides on the European versions.

[@Maxthafirst]

I got 306 miles from Atl to Charlotte

[@Trades46]

The new Mercedes EQE SUV & BMW iX are probably "better" EVs, but the Q8 e-tron is proven and judging by other comments, better screwed together and more substantial feeling.

[@Daniel_Capital]

I don't understand the avator of the person willing to buy this or the EQS. I would imagine those with $100k to spend on a family vehicle wouldn't want to make compromises with regard to range and charging, and may desire exceptional performance or a sense of grandeur

[@bob808]

Brand loyalty and familiarity also play a part. Not to mention, for some people, range is irrelevant. These are 'just' daily drivers for around town.
Would I own one? No, I'd buy something Korean or Chinese.

[@frankparisi2433]

Beautiful car but 90k is crazy for the top of the line model.

[@Carsinlots]

That’s y electric cars are piling up on dealer lots. Too much money and poor range

[@jackchn23]

Cool! Will you be getting any Rivians to review?

[@stevehammes]

I’m working on it.

[@allanchapman6250]

BYD seal 3.8 seconds and a lot cheaper !!!!!!!