The testing prototype we’ve just caught in cold Scandinavia is definitely yet another Audi e-tron. In addition to the regular model, the German automaker is reportedly working on one more, more potent and sportier vehicle, which should, by the way, deliver better off-road abilities as well. Although the automaker doesn’t want to confirm this, we think that the camouflage hides the mighty 2021 Audi e-tron Allroad.
Basic difference between the regular and the Allroad e-tron is in the number of available motors. While the regular one uses a two-motor system with ability of delivering 400 horsepower and 490 pound-feet of torque, the 2021 Audi e-tron Allroad is reportedly getting a system that combines two motors at the rear axle and one that spins front wheels. The option will most likely produce 496 horsepower. The option will use a 95-kilowatt-hour battery which will enable between 200 and 250 miles of driving range on a single charge. Unofficially, Audi’s all-electric Allroad model will be able to speed up from 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds.
The manufacturer promises better off-road abilities as well, but we don’t see anything that ratifies the claim. Meaning, the prototype isn’t additionally pushed from the ground. On the other hand, it definitely rides on larger wheels which are paired with some wide performance tires, so it has to be a sportier model.
Styling changes are not quite visible at the moment, but it seems that the 2021 Audi e-tron Allroad might be hiding redesigned bumpers at its ends, as well as new fenders and sills. Inside, the car will be fitted with a trio of screens forming the dash. More precisely, one of them is essentially the instrument cluster, while other two are available for infotainment and climate settings.
Although it looks like there’s not much job to be done before the impressive Allroad hits the ground that is not completely true. No, the pre-production model is still far away from the scene, so stay tuned for updates.
