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Automobile manufacturers are now bringing their heritage, performance and design DNA to their battery-powered SUVs, thereby retaining their identity while introducing state-of-the-art green technology. Here's a look at what's brewing…
04/06/2021
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Everyone loves SUVs. They aren't just popular in India, but globally as well, and that is why it is the fastest-growing segment. Apart from their intimidating road presence, they are practical in terms of cabin space, raised ground clearance and high seating position. With all these pros comes the bulk weight which eats into its efficiency. The good news for SUV fans is that automobile manufacturers are taking a serious interest in all-electric powered SUVs and thanks to their taller stance, they can easily accommodate big and powerful batteries. So, which EV SUVs should you go for? Audi e-tron Audi India is gearing up to launch their first-ever all-electric vehicle the e-tron very soon. This SUV is equipped with an electric all-wheel drive and two electric motors, one on each axle. The e-tron is available in two trims — 71.2kWh battery powered 50 quattro that pumps out 308bhp with 540Nm of torque while the 55 quattro boasts of 402bhp and 664Nm thanks to the massive 95 kWh battery. The former does 0-100km/h in 6.8 seconds with a top speed of 190km/h and the latter achieves it in 5.7 seconds and manages to clock 200km/h. The e-tron's range is over 400km
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