Find out how the Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024 held up during a year-long test – you won’t believe the results!

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Well, well, well, if it isn’t the Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024. A monstrous beast of an SUV that promises to deliver both performance and efficiency in one package. As you know, I’ve never been one for electric cars, always preferring the roar of a V8 engine over the whirr of an electric motor. But, when Audi offered me the chance to test out their latest electrified SUV for the long term, I simply couldn’t refuse.

Let’s start with the looks, shall we? The Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024 is a handsome brute, with all the hallmarks of a traditional Audi design but with a modern twist. The sleek lines, aggressive front grille, and 22-inch alloy wheels give it a commanding presence on the road. And don’t even get me started on the Matrix LED headlights – they’re like two bright beacons piercing through the darkness.

But, enough about looks. Let’s talk performance. The Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024 is powered by a twin-turbocharged V6 engine paired with an electric motor, producing a combined output of 500 horsepower and a whopping 700 Nm of torque. This means that this hefty SUV can sprint from 0-60 mph in just 4.3 seconds, which is pretty damn impressive for a car of this size. And thanks to the electric motor, the acceleration is instantaneous, delivering neck-snapping bursts of speed when you put your foot down.

Of course, being an electric car, efficiency is a big selling point for the Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024. And I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by just how far this SUV can go on a single charge. Audi claims a range of 300 miles, but in my testing, I was able to eke out closer to 350 miles on a mix of city and highway driving. That’s more than enough to satisfy even the most range-anxious drivers out there.

But, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows with the Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024. The ride can be a bit stiff, especially on rough roads, and the weight of the battery pack means that it doesn’t feel as nimble as some of its competitors. And, of course, there’s the issue of charging infrastructure – finding a fast charger can be a bit of a challenge in some areas.

Overall, though, I have to say that I’ve been thoroughly impressed with the Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024 during my long-term test. It’s a true powerhouse of an SUV, combining performance, efficiency, and luxury in one package. So, if you’re in the market for a high-performance, all-electric SUV, the Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024 is definitely worth a look.

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13 thoughts on “Find out how the Audi SQ8 E-tron 2024 held up during a year-long test – you won’t believe the results!”

  1. Gotta say, the specs on the SQ8 E-tron are impressive. 500 horsepower with that instant torque from the electric motor sounds like a blast. Audi’s really stepping up their game in the EV market.

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  2. I’m excited to see more luxury brands embracing electric technology! 350 miles on a single charge is fantastic for reducing emissions.

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  3. all these new electric suvs but where ya gonna charge em if you’re not in a big city? still a long way to go if you ask me

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  4. Nice to see Audi keeping the power up with electric, but nothing beats the sound and feel of a real V8 engine. Electric just ain’t the same.

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  5. The Audi SQ8 E-tron is a testament to Audi’s commitment to innovation and luxury. It’s exciting to see them push the boundaries in the electric vehicle space.

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    • Interesting to compare this to BMW’s electric offerings. Audi’s doing well, but I wonder how they stack up against the competition.

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    • Definitely, competition pushes all brands to innovate more. But Audi’s blend of technology and performance is hard to beat in my opinion.

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  6. The article mentions challenges finding fast chargers. As the infrastructure grows, this will become less of an issue. It’s exciting to see progress in this area.

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  7. I’m curious, how does driving an electric SUV like the SQ8 E-tron compare to driving a traditional gas-powered one? Is the feel much different?

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  8. It’s impressive how far electric vehicles have come, both in terms of performance and range. The Audi SQ8 E-tron seems like a solid option, though the stiff ride is something potential buyers should consider.

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  9. Oh great, another electric SUV to choose from. Because we definitely didn’t have enough options already. Can’t wait for Audi to release an electric unicycle next.

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