The Audi e-Tron GT is getting a facelift and gives us a glimpse of what it will bring at the end of the year

About three years ago, the Audi e-Tron GT was unveiled, a model that aimed to offer a car with outstanding performance and high levels of comfort. An electric saloon offering efficiency that is attractive to buyers looking for a vehicle of this kind, and which is set to receive an update later this year.

The German brand has presented a model that previews some of the modifications and updates to be incorporated into the new iteration of the model. To begin with, the electric drivetrain technology has improved, and this will carry over to the new Audi E-Tron GT, which will see its electric motors, battery and charging capacity renewed.

Aesthetically, the images that have been released show differences that set it apart from the current model. We see this, for example, in the front bumper, which has redesigned air intakes, as well as in the front grille, which also has a new design to give it clear differences from the previous model. At the rear, work has also been done to give a different look to the rear diffuser. The black alloy wheels with a renewed design complete the final image.

The electric motors that will equip this new Audi e-Tron GT will be more powerful, although no information has been given about their output. Considering the current output is 645 CV, in the case of the RS trim we will have a car that will easily break that barrier.

The charging capacity will increase from 270 kW up to 320 kW. The battery will also be larger, with a maximum capacity in the most capable trim of 105 kWh, compared with the 93.4 kWh offered by the largest battery currently available. It will also feature an active suspension system with hydraulic actuators, which is very similar to the Porsche Active Ride system.

The Audi e-Tron GT range will include the top-of-the-range RS, which is expected to keep growing in sales and to be the most popular of all the versions that will go on sale shortly. Incidentally, the images show this prototype alongside the Ducati Panigale V4 R, which was presented at the same time.