Audi e-tron Sportback goes on sale in Dubai and Northern Emirates

The first electric Audi is now available at Al Nabooda Automobiles showrooms

Published: September 28, 2020 18:35 Sony Thomas, wheels Editor

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Al Nabooda Automobiles, official importer and distributor of Audi in Dubai and the Northern Emirates, has announced the start of sale of the e-tron Sportback, the first all-electric model from the brand. Image Credit: Supplied

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The cabin is elegant and well-built in typical Audi fashion, with a 12.3-inch virtual cockpit dominating the dashboard. Image Credit: Supplied

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The wrap-around in the e-tron’s door trims integrates screens for the virtual exterior mirrors. Image Credit: Supplied

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The e-tron models at Al Nabooda Automobiles offer two charging points on the vehicle, allowing for a more flexible and convenient charging process. On long-distance routes, the Audi e-tron can charge with direct current (DC) at up to 150 kW at fast-charging stations. In just under half an hour, the battery reaches 80 per cent of its capacity. Image Credit: Supplied

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Driven in boost mode the e-tron delivers an output of 300 kW and 664Nm of torque and does 0-100kph in just 5.7 seconds. The e-tron Sportback 55 quattro is available in the dealerships in Dubai and Northern Emirates at Dh456,750. Image Credit: Supplied

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