Audi A6 Sportback e-tron Completes Scandinavian Journey
Audi has completed a 1,000-kilometer journey across Scandinavia with its A6 Sportback e-tron. The drive tested the electric vehicle's performance and the region's charging infrastructure.
German automaker Audi has completed a test drive spanning over 1,000 kilometers across Scandinavia in its A6 Sportback e-tron. The journey commenced in Copenhagen, Denmark, and concluded in Bergen, Norway, assessing the electric vehicle's performance and range under varied conditions.
The route traversed Scandinavian landscapes, from Denmark's bridges to Norway's mountain roads. The test focused on the vehicle's aerodynamics, which the manufacturer states has set a new brand record. The quiet operation and comfortable ride, attributed to adaptive air suspension, were highlighted.
Charging infrastructure was evaluated in Sweden, where the model demonstrated rapid charging capabilities. A 350 kW fast charger reportedly added 27 kWh in just seven minutes, sufficient for the next leg of the journey. The car's interior offered entertainment features, including a Bang & Olufsen sound system and a passenger display with a privacy mode that obscured content from the driver's view.
The drive from Copenhagen to Oslo took approximately seven hours, after which the journey continued toward Norway's west coast. The excursion underscored the electric car's suitability for longer trips, contingent on the availability of charging facilities. The Audi A6 Sportback e-tron represents Audi's ongoing commitment to electrification.