Aside from the fact it'll possibly be able to fit "five large people" and that the car will, overall, be large itself, no other details on this model have been provided. This isn't the first time Audi has teased an all-electric offering, of course. The auto maker abandoned plans for a production model all-electric R8 e-tron back in late 2012, with range concerns being one of the contributing factors for doing so. Technical advancements over the past couple years, however, will have helped eliminate that issue, and consumers are arguably now more willing to embrace electric vehicles than before.
The new all-electric model will no doubt build upon the foundation set by the R8 e-tron, not to mention the earlier A3 e-tron all-electric hatchbacks used under a pilot program. For more Audi news be sure to check out the related tag portal, then hit up the SlashGear Cars Hub!
