This was an unveiling of a different kind. 24 hours before the start of the Geneva Motor Show, the city streets witnessed chaos as over 200 camouflaged black and orange Audi e-tron prototypes descended, running amok and leaving bewildered onlookers in its wake. According to Audi, these prototypes will continue testing worldwide until the e-tron hits production, expecting to cumulatively cover more than 5 million kilometres. Quite a statement indeed.
The e-tron will be the first all-electric Audi to see the light of day. Based on an SUV the size of the Q3, the e-tron should have enough space for 5 people and a half-sized poodle. The prototype looks like an Audi Q3 with reshaped headlamps, tail lamps and slim rear vision cameras in place of door mirrors. We love the fact that the tail lamp goes all the way around the back, like the Porsche Panamera. The front features a front grille with closed slats as it does not have to worry about cooling for the engine. There isn't one.
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