Audi launched it S versions of Audi e-tron and Audi e-tron Sportback, two special cars with three electric motors, two at the rear. The quattro all-wheel drive uses the innovative electric torque vectoring function with active and variable torque distribution on the rear axle.
The keywords for Audi’s new creatures are agility and dynamism, the new electric boosters from 0 to 100 km / h in 4.5 seconds, reaching the maximum self-limited speed of 210 km / h. The three electric motors deliver 503 hp and 973 Nm of torque in boost mode.
Audi e-tron S and Audi e-tron S Sportback are the first electric cars in the world made in large series with three zero emission engines. The powertrain relies on asynchronous thrusters which are made as modular structures. The larger electric motor is mounted on the front axle thanks to modified supports. The smaller engine now works on the rear axle, together with a second “twin” unit. The high voltage battery accumulates up to 95 kWh of electricity, 86 kWh are those that are actually usable.
Audi e-tron S and Audi e-tron S in the Sportback version travel up to, respectively, 360 and 365 kilometers in the combined WLTP cycle. To achieve maximum performance, in most cases, Audi electric SUVs mainly use, if not exclusively, the rear engines. The front one is activated if the driver requests more power or before the traction is reduced due to the slippery surface or particularly dynamic curves.