Recently, we obtained low-camouflage spy photos of the Audi A6 **ANT e-tron from foreign media. This mid-to-large electric station wagon will be produced locally in the future.
The Audi A6 e-tron has made its domestic debut, giving us a glimpse of Audi's broad prospects in the field of electric cars. The sleeker **ant model will be Audi's realigned naming convention with the petrol version of the A7. As can be seen, the car features a fully enclosed grille with split headlights and large air intakes on both sides, creating an excellent visual effect.
The side styling is the "sweet spot" of the Wagon model, and the car's streamlined design continues to the rear of the car, with electronic exterior mirrors and semi-concealed door handles. In addition, details such as sleek body lines, muscular rear wings, and a more sloping front windshield add to the car. At the rear, it's a standard station wagon look, while the slim taillights and aerodynamic package still make it look good.
The interior of the new car will likely follow the overall design of the Q6 e-tron with 119-inch digital instrument cluster +145-inch central control screen +10Combination of a 9-inch co-pilot display.
The station wagon will be built on the new PPE platform and its powertrain is also expected to be the same as that of the Q6 e-tron, with a 100 kWh battery pack and a 375 hp dual-motor all-wheel drive system, corresponding to a WLTP range of around 600 km.