Audi expands its Q4 e-tron range with a new entry-level 40 model featuring a 63kWh battery and 258-mile range capability.
The Q4 e-tron 40 — available in both SUV and Sportback configurations — opens for orders in March 2025. The SUV variant delivers 250 miles of range, while the Sportback reaches 258 miles.
Fast-charging capabilities allow the battery to charge from 10% to 80% in 24 minutes. In just 10 minutes of charging, the SUV can add 93 miles of range, with the Sportback adding 96 miles.
Pricing starts at £46,600 for the Sport trim SUV, rising to:
• £49,150 for S line SUV
• £51,400 for Black Edition SUV
• £48,100 for Sport Sportback
• £50,650 for S line Sportback
• £52,900 for Black Edition Sportback
All Q4 e-tron 40 models deliver consistent performance metrics — reaching 62mph in 8.1 seconds with a 99mph top speed. The vehicle achieves 3.9 miles per-kWh efficiency.
The model includes ChatGPT integration for voice commands, controlling infotainment, navigation, and climate systems. Audi provides a 25GB data package for accessing news, podcasts, sports, and games through the MMI interface.
The Q4 e-tron dominated Audi’s electric vehicle sales in 2024, with 17,622 units sold in the UK. This performance established it as Britain’s second most popular electric vehicle, trailing only the Tesla Model Y.
Audi’s total EV sales reached 24,216 units in 2024, with the Q4 e-tron accounting for 73% of the company’s electric vehicle deliveries.
The all-electric 2025 Audi e-tron 40 SUV rear 3/4 (Image: Audi)
