Yes, the Audi Q4 is part of the Audi E-Tron range, and therefore part of the German brand’s lineup of electric vehicles. The Q4 range has a variety of power outputs and ranges, so it’s worth checking to see which model will suit your lifestyle better.

Yes, Audi offers several electric SUVs. The Audi Q4 and Audi Q8 E-Tron are fully electric SUVs, combining Audi's luxury design with all the electric technology you would expect from an EV. They are also available in different body styles, with regular SUV and the sleeker Sportback available.

Audi has committed to going fully electric by 2033. The brand aims to phase out the production of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles by this time, focusing exclusively on electric vehicles (EVs) moving forward. It has also said it hopes to offer buyers at least one EV in all the core vehicle types by 2027.

Yes, Audi electric vehicles (EVs) can use Tesla chargers, but this only applies to specific types. Audi EVs with a CCS (Combined Charging System) connector can charge at Tesla Superchargers that are equipped with CCS adapters, which are available at certain locations. However, Audi EVs cannot use some older Tesla chargers as CCS charging was introduced in 2022. Always double check the compatibility of the charging station before you arrive at it.