It adds a second electric motor and electric quattro all-wheel drive over the rear-wheel-drive Performance version.

The quattro uses dual electric motors with electric quattro all-wheel drive and a 100 kWh high-voltage battery. Exact Australian model-year outputs should be confirmed against the applicable Audi specification guide.

Yes. The quattro is designed for regular commuting, urban use and highway travel. Its suitability depends on your preferred ride, performance, fuel or charging requirements and the size of vehicle you are comfortable parking.

The Q6 e-tron seats five and benefits from a purpose-built EV platform that provides a spacious cabin, useful rear luggage area and additional small-item storage.

The quattro includes a range of Audi active-safety and driver-assistance systems, although exact standard equipment varies by grade and model year. These systems assist the driver and do not replace attentive driving.

The 800-volt electrical architecture supports very high DC charging rates. Under suitable high-power charging conditions, selected Q6 e-tron variants can charge from 10 to 80 percent in about 21 minutes. Home AC charging is usually the most convenient option for daily EV ownership, while actual range and charging speed vary with conditions.

New Audi vehicles are covered by Audi Australia's new-vehicle warranty subject to current terms, exclusions and servicing requirements. High-voltage battery coverage for e-tron models has separate conditions.

Yes. A test drive helps you assess ride comfort, cabin access, visibility, performance and whether this exact variant offers suitable value compared with other Australian Audi grades.