Upgrade to a New Audi EV Here at Audi Marietta

From Kennesaw to Smyrna, GA, more and more shoppers are turning to EVs over conventionally powered cars, and it's not hard to see why once you explore the advantages of owning one. Whether you're looking for something better for the environment or something that can help you say goodbye to the gas pump, the new Audi portfolio has no shortage of compelling EVs that'll exceed your expectations.

Audi e-tron

The Audi e-tron is the flagship of the Audi EV lineup, boasting sleek style and a stellar 222-mile all-electric driving range. Learn more about the maintenance schedule of this new flagship model!

Audi e-tron Sportback

A sportier variant of the iconic Audi e-tron, the new Audi e-tron Sportback is capable of traveling up to 218 miles on electric power. However, it leverages its Sportback styling to give it a more aerodynamic silhouette to make the most of its 402 horsepower.

Audi e-tron S

Taking performance to the next level, the new Audi e-tron S boasts staggering acceleration and deft cornering control with its finely tuned suspension system and up to 496 horsepower available on demand. Despite its immense power, this luxury EV crossover can still travel up to 208 miles between charges.

Audi Q4 e-tron

An electrified upfit of the classic Audi Q4, the Audi Q4 e-tron boasts up to 241 miles of all-electric driving range, making it great for commuting and running errands in the greater Kennesaw, GA area.

Audi Q5 e

While not technically a full-blooded EV, the new Audi Q5 e offers hybrid flexibility thanks in large part to its supplementary electric motor and 14.1 kwH battery, which enables it to travel up to 19 miles on electric power alone before seamlessly switching to gasoline power.

Audi e-tron GT

Offering up to 232 miles of range and up to 522 horsepower with its available Boost Mode, the new Audi e-tron GT exists at the crossroads between dynamic performance and innate efficiency.

Audi RS e-tron GT

An EV sport sedan without equal, the new Audi RS e-tron GT delivers a pulse-pounding 637 horsepower on demand, allowing it to jet from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.1 seconds.

EV and Hybrid Q&A

Audi has been doing a lot in the electric and hybrid vehicle market. You might have some questions, especially if you're not familiar with Audi's work in this area. It has continued to evolve and innovate with its hybrids and EVs, so it can be hard to keep up. Here at Audi Marietta near Atlanta, GA, we want to help clear up any of those questions and offer you some concrete information.

What is Audi's history with electric and hybrid vehicles?

Audi has been testing hybrid technology since as far back as 1989 with its Audi 100 Avant duo hybrid concept. Since then, it has continued to work on and refine the technology, releasing the Audi Q5 hybrid over a decade ago.

What are some of the benefits of electric vehicles?

The most obvious is the environmental effect. Cars and trucks account for quite a bit of emissions in the US. When you drive an electric vehicle, you know you're doing your part to keep climate change in check. Plus, you can charge your car from home, so you don't have to stop at a gas station on the way home or worry about needing to get gas before work. The growing network of fast-charge stations around the US means that you'll almost always be able to find a charge.

One of the other advantages of an electric drivetrain is that smaller on the outside doesn't mean you won't be comfortable on the inside. Without a bulky combustion engine taking up space, your passengers can stretch their legs without having to stop the car.

What is Audi doing to help protect the environment?

Audi is dedicated to reducing its CO2 emissions and becoming net CO2 neutral by 2050. It is also committed to offering a 30 percent electrified model lineup by 2025. Climate change is a real problem facing humanity right now, and Audi knows it has a responsibility to be part of the solution.

What has Audi been doing recently?

The e-tron line of Audi vehicles has historically been Audi's line of hybrid cars, but as of the last several years, e-tron now refers to its line of all-electric vehicles. The first in this line was the e-tron SUV. Even as an electric SUV, it has an impressive 402 horsepower and 4,000 pounds of towing capacity. The next year, Audi brought out the coupe-style e-tron Sportback.

Audi now offers the new Audi e-tron GT as a smaller, sportier option. You may recall seeing a concept version of this car in Avengers: Endgame. This car takes advantage of the fact that you have more space by being a little shorter than its combustion-engine cousins while still offering you plenty of space behind the wheel. Coming soon to the Audi e-tron lineup in Marietta is the Audi Q4 e-tron SUV.

What's next for Audi?

Audi is continuing to work on their collection of electric vehicles. This design aims to build on the e-tron technology by adding more sensors, a strong AI, and excellent machine learning. Self-driving and a sleek, rounded look are the name of the game here. Audi is pushing the boundaries of what a future car feels and looks like, but also the technological capabilities we should expect from them.

What can I do to be part of this innovation?

Keep an eye out for the news about more e-tron models. You can also come test drive one of the available e-tron models at Audi Marietta. Our full inventory is available to view online, so browse to your heart's content. You won't want to miss out on what Audi does next.

Ready to Take a New Audi EV for a Test Drive?

Make the short trip from Atlanta to visit us here at Audi Marietta to do so today.