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Audi Korea debuts the 2023 Q4 40 e-Tron and Q4 Sportback 40 e-Tron, all-electric SUVs boasting a single-charge range of 410 kilometers with enhanced tech and safety features, setting new benchmarks in EV driving experience.
Compared to their previous versions, the Q4 40 e-Tron now covers an additional 43 kilometers, while the Q4 Sportback 40 e-Tron provides an extended range of 52 kilometers. With these enhancements, Audi ensures drivers enjoy longer journeys without frequent charging.
In terms of performance, the Q4 40 e-Tron delivers an impressive maximum output of 203.9 PS and a peak torque of 31.5 kg.m. Meanwhile, the Q4 Sportback 40 e-Tron flaunts a maximum output of 204 PS and a peak torque of 31.6 kg.m. These powerhouses offer a dynamic driving experience that Audi enthusiasts have come to expect.
The Q4 40 e-Tron and Q4 Sportback 40 e-Tron feature spacious interiors, cutting-edge in-vehicle operation systems, and progressive exterior designs. With sporty handling capabilities and excellent safety features, these vehicles provide a seamless blend of style and functionality.
Both models have 82-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion batteries, enabling the Q4 e-Tron 40 to travel 411 kilometers and the Q4 Sportback e-Tron 40 to cover 410 kilometers on a single charge. This range makes them suitable for various driving situations, from daily city trips to long-distance journeys.
The Q4 40 e-Tron and Q4 Sportback 40 e-Tron showcase a distinctive octagonal single-frame front grill with vertical struts, which adds to their sporty appeal. The short front overhangs, athletic bodies, and stylishly designed steering wheels contribute to these electric SUVs' overall dynamic and muscular look.
Safety features include matrix LED headlights, which provide enhanced visibility for safer driving. Additionally, drivers can select from four signature designs to customize their vehicle to their taste. Advanced technologies such as "Side Assistance," "Adaptive Cruise Assistance," "Active Rain Assistance," and "Parking Assistance" further enhance the driving experience.
An augmented reality (AR) head-up display inside the cabin provides important information while ensuring convenience and safety. The infotainment system, including MMI Navigation Plus, offers integrated and intuitive control of various vehicle functions. Drivers can seamlessly connect their smartphones through the Audi Smartphone Interface, enabling convenient control of navigation, calls, music, and wireless charging.
Customers of the Q4 40 e-Tron and Q4 Sportback 40 e-Tron can access vehicle maintenance services through the myAudiworld app. Furthermore, Audi provides a basic warranty for all models sold through its official dealers, offering peace of mind for up to five years.
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