The Audi e-tron GT represents Audi's commitment to electric vehicles, blending performance with luxury in a grand tourer package. The 2021 onwards models showcase cutting-edge technology and striking design, catering to a growing segment of environmentally conscious drivers in New Zealand who desire a high-performance EV.
As an EV, the e-tron GT has fewer moving parts than a traditional combustion engine vehicle. However, potential issues can include battery degradation over time (especially with frequent fast charging), software glitches in the infotainment system, and potential problems with the charging system. Suspension and drive shafts also suffer from wear and tear.
For WOF inspections, pay close attention to tyre condition (due to the instant torque), brake pad and rotor wear (regenerative braking reduces wear, but it's still important), and the functionality of all lights. Given the EV nature of the car, ensure any warning lights relating to the electric powertrain are investigated.
This all-electric GT features powerful electric motors, providing instant torque and impressive acceleration. The interior boasts premium materials and advanced tech, including Audi's Virtual Cockpit and a user-friendly infotainment system. The complex air suspenion and drive control systems require regular diagnosis to keep working efficiently. The battery pack and cooling system are critical systems to keep in good health.