We had a chance to test drive the Audi A6 e-tron, the German automaker’s second next-gen electric vehicle based

Scheduled to reach the United States next year, the 2025 Audi A6 e-tron uses a familiar name to draw attention to Audi’s latest and greatest EV hardware. It shares the Premium Platform Electric (PPE) with the Audi Q6 e-tron SUV,

Audi A6 and S6 E-Tron liftback sedans exemplify everything most of us laud German luxury vehicles for. They look simultaneously cutting-edge and classy, make you feel powerful, showcase an impressive raft of technology,

Regardless of naming scheme, I found both the entry-level A6 E-Tron and higher-power S6 E-Tron to be compelling vehicles that are a welcome — and rather handsome — addition to the mid-size luxury segment,

The Audi A6 saloon and Avant estate – plus sportier S6 versions of both – deliver futuristic looks and promise huge range.

What’s a normal tourist do in one of the spicy new EVs from Audi on approach? Today we’re dodging influencers. Content disruptors? Ads in human form? However you know them, the black ash has attracted hordes of them.

Audi is replacing its stalwart A6 executive sedan and wagon with a pair of new EVs that major on range and technology.

The Audi A6 e-tron is a new electric luxury sedan that Audi is rolling out to sell alongside the unrelated, gasoline-powered A6 sedan. (Ultimately, all EVs will have even-number designations, while gas models will be denoted by odd-number model names.