Inside Future Mobility

New name but not a new car, instead a range-boosting update to the E-tron electric SUV The Audi Q8 E-tron is not quite the car you think it should be. No, it's not an electric version of the Audi Q8, rather a new name for theÂ the Audi E-tron SUV that arrived in 2018 as Audiâ€™s first proper EV.It made headlines with its impressive 150kW peak charging rate, but even then the range was nothing to write home about. The transition to the Q8 E-tron in 2022 brought some substantial upgrades.The name change brought the flagship Audi EV's nomenclatureÂ in line with the smaller Audi Q4 E-tron and Audi Q6 E-tron and the now-abandoned strategy to use even numbers for EVsÂ and odd numbers for ICE cars.

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