Audi e-tron GT Review

Price: £83,285 - £136,675

Electrifying.com score

9/10

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Using the Porsche Taycan as a basis has allowed Audi to create an electric flagship which really nibbles at the Tesla Model S's Achilles' heels.

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  • Battery size: 93kWh
  • Miles per kWh: 3.01
  • E-Rating™: B

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  • Max charge rate: 270 kW
  • Range: 280-295 miles
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  • Battery size: 93kWh
  • Miles per kWh: 3.01
  • E-Rating™: B

    Click here to find out more about our electric car Efficiency Rating.​

  • Max charge rate: 270 kW
  • Range: 280-295 miles
  • Audi e-tron GT electric car
  • Audi E-TRON GT, White, Still shot, front three angles
  • Audi E-TRON GT, interior, Still shot, Front interior, steering wheel
  • Audi E-TRON GT, interior, Still shot, Back interior, seats
  • Audi E-TRON GT, interior, Still shot, Front interior, Centre console buttons
  • Audi E-TRON GT, interior, Still shot, Front interior, Dash board
  • Audi E-TRON GT, Still shot, Front Storage area
  • Audi E-TRON GT, White, Action shot, front three angles
  • Audi E-TRON GT, White, Action shot, Rear three angles
  • Electrifying.com E-Rating B

Ginny Says

“The Taycan is one of my all time favourite cars, and the Audi is a slightly cheaper version of it. What's not to like? The most interesting part is how it carefully targets Tesla's Model S though, with fast charging, solid build quality and proper buttons to control things!”

Tom Says

“All of the Porsche Taycan goodness in an - arguably - more interesting body shape. Audi comes up trumps with its first sporty EV. Especially in ‘Tactical Green’ - which is either the best or worst colour in the world, according to preference.”


  • Price:£83,285 - £136,675
  • Full charge cost (approx. – based on home charging):£25.00
  • Company car tax :2% (2022-25)
  • Insurance group:50
  • Warranty:Vehicle - 3 years/60,000 miles
  • Battery :8 years/100,000 miles
Audi E-TRON GT, White, Action shot, Rear three angles

​Pricing 

This is an expensive car, whichever way you cut it. It starts at comfortably over £80,000 in regular e-tron GT guise, rising to nearly £140,000 (yes, really) for an RS e-tron GT in a fancier trim level. And these are all baselines. Audi’s optional extra system operates in packages, so if you want to add Matrix LED lights or a 360-degree camera or suchlike, you’ll be doing so with a chunky options pack that might run into several thousand pounds.  

We’d bargain on adding at least £10,000 to the list price if you fancy a few bits and bobs on top of base spec. But given this is the premium German car norm – Porsche has been getting away with this approach for years – nor is it a specific point of criticism for the e-tron GT. It’s worth noting the Taycan starts at £74,000, but with much less power than the base Audi. If you want the Porsche with equivalent power, it’ll cost more money. 

Running costs 

The running costs won’t be weeny either. The e-tron GT sits in the highest possible insurance group, even with its lower power output, while its bulky battery ensures a full charge will be over £40 on a home charger. Plug into an ultra-high-speed motorway charger – like the ones the e-tron GT’s sat nav loves directing you to, to cut down journey times –and you’ll be paying the electric equivalent of 20mpg fuel economy, making each mile of travel in one of these as pricey as it’d be in an Audi RS6 of old. But if you’ve paid the best part of £100k (or more) to get into one, you’ll likely be able to stomach the running costs. Its warranty periods and BIK rate are on par for the class too. 

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