Audi RS e-tron GT — The Audi RS e-tron GT is the high-performance electric Gran Turismo in Audi’s current e-tron GT family. It combines a low four-door GT body, quattro all-wheel drive, a 97 kWh net battery and launch-control output of up to 630 kW.
This New Auto Drive page uses the exact Audi MediaCenter album for this model and keeps the official photography organised by purpose: real-world driving scenes first, then static exterior, details, interior and technical material. Illustrations and unrelated family models are excluded.
Key point
The purpose of this page is to combine a proper model overview with the full useful official press-photo set, instead of treating the car as a short text followed by one oversized gallery.
Audi RS e-tron GT at a glance
| Drive | Electric quattro all-wheel drive |
| Battery | 105 kWh gross / 97 kWh net |
| Output | 500 kW base system output |
| Launch Control output | Up to 630 kW |
| 0–100 km/h | 3.1 seconds |
| Top speed | 250 km/h |
| WLTP range | 528–598 km |
| Consumption | 21.1–18.4 kWh/100 km |
Exterior design
The RS e-tron GT keeps the long, low proportions of a classic grand tourer while using RS-specific bumpers, aerodynamic details, large wheels and a wide stance to make its performance role clear.
Audi’s press photography also makes it possible to compare the way the car changes with wheels, trim, lighting and colour. Static images are kept separate from the driving set so the page remains easy to scan.
Interior and digital cockpit
The cabin mixes a low seating position with Audi’s digital cockpit, performance displays and RS-specific trim. The four-door layout and rear seats preserve the long-distance usability expected from a Gran Turismo.
Audi’s current interiors place a strong emphasis on digital information, connected functions and driver-assistance integration. Equipment varies by market and option package.
Powertrain and performance
Its dual-motor quattro system delivers up to 630 kW in launch-control mode. Audi quotes 0–100 km/h in 3.1 seconds and a governed 250 km/h top speed. The 105 kWh gross battery provides 97 kWh usable capacity, with WLTP range currently listed at 528–598 km depending on configuration.
Acceleration, consumption and range values can vary with wheel size, equipment, temperature, road conditions and market specification. The figures in the table above reflect the current Audi technical information for the model at the time this article was prepared.
Everyday usability
A performance model still has to work outside a photo shoot. Seating, visibility, storage, luggage space and the way the chassis behaves on ordinary roads are important parts of the overall package.
Overall
Audi RS e-tron GT is treated here as its own model rather than being mixed with neighbouring Audi derivatives. That keeps the specs, visual references and photo archive useful for readers comparing exact versions within the Audi range.
Source & photos: AUDI AG.