The Audi A6 e-tron is set to be one of the next electric models to join the brand’s lineup. Audi just revealed the upcoming Q6 e-tron SUV and the A6 e-tron will serve as its sedan counterpart when it hits the market. We’re still a ways away from the model’s official unveiling, but here’s what we know about the 2025 Audi A6 e-tron so far.

Audi first revealed the A6 e-tron concept in 2021, but we have yet to see the final product in an official capacity. However, spy shots from Motor Authority captured the A6 e-tron late last year. Although the EV was still a camouflaged prototype, the A6 e-tron bears a strong resemblance to the original concept. From what we can gather, the A6 e-tron features a similar silhouette to the gas-powered A7 liftback, albeit with thin headlights reminiscent of the ones found on the Q6 e-tron SUV.

We haven’t caught a glimpse of the A6 e-tron’s interior yet, but like the exterior, we expect it to mirror the Q6 e-tron’s cabin. The Q6 e-tron is centered around technology, with an 11.9″ digital gauge cluster, a 14.5″ touchscreen, and even an available 10.9″ touchscreen on the passenger side.

We’re also expecting the Q6 and A6 e-tron to share a powertrain. The Q6 e-tron features a dual-motor all-wheel drive layout, with a combined output of 456 hp from the two electric motors. Power is supplied by a 94.4 kWh battery pack that can support 800-volt charging. Range and performance figures for this powertrain aren’t out yet, but we may see a slight aerodynamic advantage for the A6 e-tron. We should see a high-performance S6 e-tron model as well.