Europe · WLTP
2025 Audi A6 e-tron Performance: range and charging guide
This reference covers the A6 Sportback e-tron performance in Audi’s February 2025 European specification. Its quoted WLTP range is 673–756 km, depending on configuration.
Sources reviewed October 5, 2026. Model year: 2025. Ratings apply only to the configurations identified below.
Range by configuration
| Configuration | WLTP range |
|---|---|
| A6 Sportback e-tron performance, February 2025 | 673–756 km (418–470 mi) WLTP |
EPA and WLTP use different test procedures. A miles-to-kilometres conversion changes the unit only; it does not convert one test cycle into another. Neither rating is a guaranteed motorway or winter range.
Which version should you compare?
Sportback and Avant are different body styles. Confirm the body style, wheels and market before comparing a listing; the former single EPA-labelled figure did not identify those choices.
Charging this vehicle
Use the vehicle-specific charging documentation for session planning. A range rating alone does not establish battery capacity or a 10–80% charging time.
Planning your daily use
Start with the exact configuration's certified range and leave an arrival reserve. Where the trim or certification is unresolved, confirm the vehicle documents before using a numerical range estimate. Road speed, weather, load and battery condition can all change the distance between stops.
Battery, price and ownership checks
A battery specification should state whether it is gross or usable capacity. EPA wall-energy consumption includes charging losses, so multiplying it by range does not establish battery size. We do not present an unverified catalog pack estimate as a manufacturer specification.
For a 2025 vehicle, compare the actual purchase or lease quote, condition, remaining warranty and equipment. Historical launch prices do not establish a current offer. Ask for the complete out-the-door price and review charging access where you live.
Sources and scope
These references support the named configurations and dates. A current manufacturer page may describe another model year; use the vehicle's certification label and original documentation to resolve a mismatch.