2026 Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron Arrives In Brazil With Dual Electric Motor And 517 Hp For R$ 684 Thousand

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Published on 29/10/2025 at 17:31

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New Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026 Arrives at Dealerships for R$ 684,990, with 517 hp, 428 km of Range, and Futuristic Sporty Design.

The anticipated Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026 is now available at Brazilian dealerships. The luxury electric SUV arrives with a starting price of R$ 684,990, marking a new phase for the German automaker in the premium segment.

Equipped with two electric motors and cutting-edge technology, the model combines sporty performance, comfort, and futuristic design — reflecting Audi’s commitment to electrifying its lineup by the end of the decade.

Cleaner Design and Modern Audi Visual Identity

The new Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026 adopts the brand’s latest visual style, with smooth lines and continuous surfaces that enhance the SUV’s aerodynamic profile.

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Digital Interior with Three Screens and Premium Sound

The interior of the Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026 impresses with its embedded technology. The dashboard integrates the 11.9-inch Virtual Cockpit, accompanied by a 14.5-inch curved central MMI screen with OLED technology and a 10.9-inch third screen aimed at the front passenger.

The head-up display with augmented reality projects speed and navigation information directly into the driver’s line of sight, as if they were 200 meters away.

The entertainment system also includes two interactive games operated by paddle shifts, available when the vehicle is stationary.

For audio lovers, the Bang & Olufsen sound system delivers 705 watts of power distributed among 16 speakers, with subwoofers isolated from the doors to minimize vibrations and maximize sound immersion.

Electric Power and Sporty Performance

The Audi Electric SUV is equipped with two electric motors, one on each axle, delivering 517 hp and 81.1 kgfm of torque when launch control mode is activated.

This configuration allows the model to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds, with a top speed limited to 230 km/h.

The energy comes from a 100 kWh battery, offering 428 km of range according to Inmetro standards.

The system is compatible with 800-volt ultra-fast charging, capable of recovering a significant portion of charge in just a few minutes — technology derived from the PPE (Premium Platform Electric), developed in partnership with Porsche.

Coupe Style and Sporty Refinement

Visually, the Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026 retains the dimensions of the Q6, but opts for a lower and more aerodynamic coupe body.

It measures 4.77 meters in length, 2.19 m in width, and 1.63 m in height, resulting in a more sporty and fluid design.

The trunk offers 499 liters of capacity, in addition to the front compartment of 64 liters, ideal for cables and accessories.

The 21-inch wheels and matte aluminum details on the mirrors and bumpers enhance the refined and aggressive appearance of the SUV.

The sporty air suspension and S-logo brake calipers complete the visual and technical package, ensuring a balance between comfort and performance.

Audi’s Electric Future

With the launch of the Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026, the automaker reinforces its global electrification strategy.

The model arrives in Brazil not only as a high-performance option but also as a symbol of the transition to premium electric SUVs, combining power, luxury, and sustainability.

This way, Audi expands its presence in an increasingly competitive market, offering a product that unites advanced technology, top-notch comfort, and elegant design — all powered by the silent force of the electric motor.

2026 Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron Arrives In Brazil With Dual Electric Motor And 517 Hp For R$ 684 Thousand

New Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026 Arrives at Dealerships for R$ 684,990, with 517 hp, 428 km of Range, and Futuristic Sporty Design.

Cleaner Design and Modern Audi Visual Identity

Digital Interior with Three Screens and Premium Sound

Electric Power and Sporty Performance

Coupe Style and Sporty Refinement

Audi’s Electric Future

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2026 Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron Arrives In Brazil With Dual Electric Motor And 517 Hp For R$ 684 Thousand

New Audi SQ6 Sportback e-tron 2026 Arrives at Dealerships for R$ 684,990, with 517 hp, 428 km of Range, and Futuristic Sporty Design.

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Electric Power and Sporty Performance

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Audi’s Electric Future

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