Audi unveils the prototype of the new RS e-tron GT

The Audi RS e-tron GT, launched in 2021, is on the verge of receiving a mid-life cycle update, which is expected to bring more power and a more sophisticated active suspension system.

Prior to its debut, the four-ring brand has just revealed the prototype that previews the refreshed 100% electric model, where it is clear that the German brand has refined the design of the RS e-tron GT, with a revised front bumper featuring revised air intakes, as well as a slightly different grille. The rear section is equipped with a redesigned diffuser.

Nota ainda para as jantes de liga leve de aerodinâmica otimizada que surge no protótipo com acabamento em preto.

Audi revealed images of the new RS e-tron GT alongside the new Ducati Panigale V4 R, however, they did not provide details about the motorization of the revamped 100% electric model that is expected to offer more than the 637 hp of its predecessor.

However, everything points to the Audi RS e-tron GT being equipped with more powerful electric motors and a faster charging power of up to 320 kWh instead of the current 270 kWh.

Another novelty is a new active suspension system, similar to the Porsche Active Ride, which will further improve the comfort and driving dynamics of the electric model.