Audi Electric Vehicles 2025: UK Models, Technology & Ownership Benefits
Source: Audi Press
Audi's electric transformation has delivered one of the most comprehensive premium EV lineups in the UK market. From the accessible Q4 e-tron to the groundbreaking RS e-tron GT Performance, German engineering meets cutting-edge electric technology across every segment.
With current 3% Benefit-in-Kind rates and EV salary sacrifice savings of 20-50%, there's never been a better time to experience an electric Audi. This guide covers everything you need to know about Audi's 2025 electric range, technology, and ownership benefits.
Audi Electric Cars Overview & e-tron Heritage
Audi has transformed its traditional "Vorsprung durch Technik" ( “Progress through technology”) philosophy into an electric vehicle strategy. The e-tron name, first introduced in 2009, now includes Audi's entire electric portfolio from premium SUVs to high-performance sports cars.
The 2025 UK lineup spans £47,000-£142,000+, covering every major segment:
Q4 e-tron - Accessible premium electric SUV
Q6 e-tron - Advanced technology flagship
A6 e-tron - Executive sedan and estate range
e-tron GT - High-performance sports cars
Each model incorporates decades of quattro expertise, motorsport-derived aerodynamics, and premium craftsmanship that defines luxury electric mobility.
Audi's Electric Strategy & Premium Positioning
Audi's €28 billion electrification investment through 2027 focuses on four key areas:
Aerodynamic excellence - Industry-leading efficiency
Electric quattro - Advanced all-wheel drive systems
Digital experience - Premium MMI infotainment
Sustainable luxury - Responsible material sourcing
Competitive Market Positioning
Audi offers competitive pricing across the electric range:
A6 e-tron starts from £69,900 with up to 463-mile range
Q4 e-tron provides accessible entry to premium electric mobility
Comprehensive model coverage across multiple segments
Its 800V architecture delivers improved charging capabilities, efficiency, and advanced performance features. Combined with UK charging partnerships, Audi provides compelling value for customers seeking premium electric vehicles.
Audi Electric SUVs
Audi Q4 e-tron: The Premium Entry Point
Starting from £47,305
The Audi Q4 e-tron delivers premium electric mobility at its most accessible, combining distinctive Audi design with practical everyday use.
What you get:
Q4 40 e-tron: 165kW (204PS) with up to 251 miles of WLTP range
Q4 50 quattro e-tron: 220kW (265PS) all-wheel drive with 319 miles of range
385-520 litre boot space and 125kW fast charging (24-28 minutes 10-80%)
Virtual Cockpit Plus with 10.1" MMI touch display and premium interior finishes
The Q4 e-tron proves that entry-level electric cars can deliver great experiences. With its sophisticated design language and impressive range, it’s a great car to consider if you’re in the market!
There is also a Sportback version of the Q4 e-tron. It shares the same electric powertrain but differs in styling - the standard Q4 e-tron offers a traditional SUV shape with more headroom and boot space, while the Sportback features a sleeker coupe-style roofline for a sportier look. Your choice simply comes down to prioritising practicality or preferring the more dynamic Sportback design.
Audi Q6 e-tron
Starting from £59,975
The Audi Q6 e-tron launched earlier this year and has plenty of cutting-edge electric technology packed into it, setting new standards for electric SUVs. This is because it was built on the advanced PPE platform (developed with Porsche), and delivers a strong charging performance with sophisticated dynamics. This premium SUV represents Audi's current technological capabilities in a practical form.
What you get:
Q6 e-tron: 225kW (285PS) with up to 381 miles of WLTP range
Q6 quattro e-tron: 285kW (367PS) all-wheel drive with 365 miles of range
SQ6 e-tron: 380kW (510PS) performance variant with quattro dynamics
270kW charging capability (21 minutes 10-80%) and 800V architecture
Audi Q8 e-tron: Limited Availability
Source: Audi Press
The Q8 e-tron was officially discontinued in February 2025 following the closure of the Brussels manufacturing facility. While limited stock may remain at dealers, Audi has confirmed a successor model will arrive in 2026-2027 to address the large luxury SUV segment.
Audi Performance EVs
Audi e-tron GT: The Electric Sports Car
Starting from £100,000
The Audi e-tron GT offers sports car performance with four-door practicality, built on the J1 platform shared with the Porsche Taycan. These grand tourers combine strong acceleration with refined luxury and 800V technology.
What you get:
e-tron GT: 350kW (476PS) with 0-62mph in 4.1 seconds
S e-tron GT: 440kW (598PS) with enhanced performance dynamics
RS e-tron GT: 475kW (646PS) with track-focused capabilities
RS e-tron GT Performance: 680kW (912PS) - Audi's most powerful production model
800V architecture with 320kW charging and quattro electric dynamics
The e-tron GT represents Audi's performance offering in electric form. With quick acceleration and grand touring refinement, it demonstrates that electric vehicles can deliver strong driving experiences alongside practical luxury.
Audi RS6 e-tron: Plans rumoured to have been cancelled
Recent reports suggest Audi may continue offering the RS6 with petrol engines rather than transitioning to electric power, citing market demand considerations. However, prototype testing of an electric RS6 variant has since been spotted at Audi facilities, which indicates this rumour may not be true.
In the meantime, the electric A6 e-tron and S6 Avant provide immediate alternatives for customers looking for high-performance electric estate options from Audi's current lineup.
Audi Executive EVs
Audi A6 e-tron
Starting from £65,900
The Audi A6 e-tron range has been released throughout 2025 as the brand's replacement for its executive sedan, offering strong efficiency credentials with modern technology integration. This range is well-suited to business professionals looking for quality electric mobility.
What you get:
A6 Sportback e-tron: Up to 463 miles WLTP range with four-door design
A6 Avant e-tron: Up to 437 miles range with 502-litre estate practicality
S6 e-tron variants: Over 550PS performance with sub-4-second acceleration
PPE platform with 270kW charging and electric quattro systems
The A6 e-tron provides solid standards for executive electric vehicles. With strong range performance and modern technology, it offers a practical solution for those who want a high-quality car with low running costs.
Audi A6 Avant e-tron
Starting from £65,115
The A6 Avant e-tron combines estate practicality with modern technology, offering up to 437 miles of range alongside useful cargo capacity. This car provides functionality for families and business users who are looking for versatile transport.
What you get:
A6 Avant e-tron: 270kW (367PS) with quattro all-wheel drive
502-litre boot capacity expanding to 1,330 litres with seats folded
270kW charging capability and PPE platform technology
Quality interior appointments with current MMI infotainment systems
The A6 Avant e-tron has a good range, generous space, and quality appointments throughout - it’s a strong contender if you’re looking for a car you can rely on.
Audi EV Technology & Charging
Advanced Platform Technology
Audi's electric vehicles use two platforms:
PPE (Premium Platform Electric) - 800V systems, 270kW charging, advanced thermal management
MEB derivatives - Proven technology for compact models like Q4 e-tron
Battery & Performance Innovation
Latest PPE batteries use NCM (Nickel-Cobalt-Manganese) chemistry, reducing cobalt content
100kWh systems with predictive thermal management
Electric quattro delivers torque in 30 milliseconds (4x faster than mechanical systems)
Three-motor configurations enable individual wheel control
UK Charging Infrastructure
Audi’s charging ecosystem includes:
Home charging: OVO Energy 7p/kWh tariffs
Public access: 600,000+ points across 27 countries with preferential IONITY rates
Charging speeds: PPE models achieve 270kW (21 minutes 10-80%), MEB models 175kW (24-28 minutes)
You can save 20-50% on EV charging through salary sacrifice with The Charge Scheme.
Audi Electric Car Salary Sacrifice Benefits
Salary sacrifice schemes help employees save money by sacrificing part of their gross salary for benefits, like an electric car lease. Because the payments come from your salary before tax, you'll pay less income tax and National Insurance - making it the most cost-effective way to get into an EV.
You will need to pay Benefit in Kind (BiK) tax on your electric car, as HMRC treats it as an additional workplace benefit. The good news is that electric cars enjoy low BiK rates - just 3% for 2025/26 compared to up to 37% for petrol and diesel vehicles. While BiK rates will gradually increase to 9% by 2029/30, electric cars will continue to offer substantial tax advantages over traditional vehicles.
How Much Does it Cost to Salary Sacrifice an Audi EV?
Below are some real-world examples using The Electric Car Scheme’s quote tool. These figures are based on a 40% taxpayer who leases their EV for 4 years and travels 10,000 miles per annum.
| Savings breakdown | Audi Q6 E-Tron Sport | Audi A6 E-Tron Avant Sport | Audi E-Tron GT Saloon Quattro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average monthly salary sacrifice (inc VAT | £930 | £992 | £1,629 |
| Employee income savings | -£372 | -£397 | -£652 |
| Employee national insurance savings | -£19 | -£20 | -£33 |
| Average benefit-in-kind tax over term | £110 | £117 | £162 |
| Net cost/You pay | £650 | £693 | £1,106 |
Additional Salary Sacrifice Benefits:
Employer savings: National Insurance reduction per vehicle
VAT recovery: Employers can reclaim VAT on lease costs
Complete risk protection: Alleviates financial risk
Convenience: Insurance, maintenance, and breakdown cover are often included
Audi's electric lineup shows the perfect convergence of German engineering excellence, cutting-edge technology, and value through salary sacrifice schemes. With the current 3% BIK window closing progressively through 2030, now is a great time to take the leap to an EV.
Ready to save 20-50% on your next electric Audi? Calculate your salary sacrifice savings and discover how The Electric Car Scheme can help you drive away in an EV for less!
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Last updated: 22/09/2025
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