Audi has just unveiled the interior of its highly-anticipated 2025 Q6 e-tron, following a sneak peek at the model’s exterior design back in July during a thrilling prototype first drive event. This significant milestone marks a crucial moment in Audi’s electric vehicle (EV) journey, and there are compelling reasons why the Q6 e-tron has been generating so much buzz.

First and foremost, the Q6 e-tron occupies a pivotal position in Audi’s EV lineup. It falls within the size category similar to the popular Q5, neatly positioned between the Q4 e-tron and the Q8 e-tron. This strategic placement is an auspicious sign for the model’s potential success, given the Q5’s popularity among consumers.

However, what truly sets the Q6 e-tron apart is its groundbreaking technology underpinnings. This EV marks Audi’s maiden voyage into the realm of the Premium Platform Electric (PPE), a platform co-developed in collaboration with Porsche. The PPE platform is renowned for its ability to provide a solid foundation for a range of electric vehicles, promising not only thrilling performance but also an impressive electric range. Furthermore, the Q6 e-tron boasts Audi’s new E3 electronics architecture, which is set to revolutionise the in-car technology experience.