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    guys... 3,300 lb/ft

    i don't particularly care for the car itself, but the tech behind it is amazing

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    I'm very disappointed in Audi for inciting the early viral marketing effort for this concept vehicle. At this point, everything about the e-tron is the equivalent of Microsoft vaporware. It is quite easy for an automaker to give outrageous performance statistics, especially if those goals are expressed as future goals. This is the case with the Audi e-tron.

    Everything alludes to Audi being "caught cold" without a green concept at Frankfurt and potential future technological advances were showcased using an existing platform. I have yet to see any video of the e-tron as a running prototype. The Electricity Untamed microsite is nothing more than a series of mawkish videos, lacking in any substance. All I have see was a caveat, that the vehicle's performance was based on meeting expected future technological goals.

    To Audi senior management-I had much higher expectations than this.

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    So.. 3,300lb/ft is not satisfactory in a tech concept?

    what kind of gearheads are you?

    let me say it again:

    THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUND FEET OF TORQUE

    NO INTERNAL COMBUSTION, ALL ELECTRIC

    I don't care if we don't see this tech running around for another 50 years. This is an impressive engineering feat no matter how you look at it, truly showcasing the power of electricity as a drivetrain... and it came from Audi.

    Nobody should care that it looks like an R8 with a lame bodykit. If you do, please read the torque figure again. If you still don't get it, check your manhood to see if it's still there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crespo View Post
    So.. 3,300lb/ft is not satisfactory in a tech concept?

    what kind of gearheads are you?

    let me say it again:

    THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUND FEET OF TORQUE

    NO INTERNAL COMBUSTION, ALL ELECTRIC

    I don't care if we don't see this tech running around for another 50 years. This is an impressive engineering feat no matter how you look at it, truly showcasing the power of electricity as a drivetrain... and it came from Audi.

    Nobody should care that it looks like an R8 with a lame bodykit. If you do, please read the torque figure again. If you still don't get it, check your manhood to see if it's still there.
    I could care less if it had 20,000lb/ft. What does this engineering feat translate into??? Tell me what that 3000+ lb/ft is doing for the car...certainly nothing with performance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damienr8 View Post
    Just for Kicks (Taken from Autolies)

    BMW Vision EfficientDynamics (awd)- Range= 431 miles,Weight=3076 lbs (187 lb batterie)
    Power=356hp, torque=590lb/ft, 0-62 4.8, Top Speed 155 (limited)
    Charge time 2.5 hours on 220 volt (44min on 380 volt) + 6.6 gallons of diesel @ 63 mile per gallon.
    Seats 4 people

    Audi E-tron (awd)-Range 154 miles, Weight=3527 lbs (with 1000 lb batterie)
    Power=313hp, torque=3300lb/ft, 0-62 4.8, Top speed 124 (limited).
    Charge time 6-8 hours (2.5 hours with 400 volt).
    Seats 2 people
    Both are concepts and the figures quoted are just that, some numbers that the company made up. They would only become relevant if either one was actually for sale.

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    i'm surprised that no one here talks about the merc sls e-drive
    same configuration with 4 electric motors at each wheel, 392kw/533hp and 880NM/650lb/ft

    3300 lb of torque in the audi e-tron - sure haha!

    the poorest thing for audi and bmw, merc promises to sell the sls e-drive already in 2013!


    this years iaa is a disappointment from audi-side
    they should better have shown the new A8 instead of only variations of R8 and A5

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    I think the small and very powerful Diesel in the BMW ist the most impressive thing here we will see in a ordinary, buyable car.... masterpiece of engineering for me....
    Vorsprung durch Technik

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    At least after a few years, BMW is able to cope with Audi again-although, both concepts are very far from being a production model yet i'm afraid.
    5 Audis so far...currently:
    2007 Audi A4 B7 2.0 TDI Multitronic

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    can it be true!?
    http://www.motorauthority.com/blog/1...uction-by-2012

    would love to see an electric competition amongst the germans

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    boring competition. but competition nonetheless. thye should focus on smaller lighter gen R8's with high revving charged engines and DSG boxes.

    2800 lbs. 450 hp.
    Past- A4, TT, S4

    Present- R8 V10

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    Quote Originally Posted by deveraux View Post
    i'm surprised that no one here talks about the merc sls e-drive
    same configuration with 4 electric motors at each wheel, 392kw/533hp and 880NM/650lb/ft

    3300 lb of torque in the audi e-tron - sure haha!

    the poorest thing for audi and bmw, merc promises to sell the sls e-drive already in 2013!


    this years iaa is a disappointment from audi-side
    they should better have shown the new A8 instead of only variations of R8 and A5
    how do you know, that AUDI isn't also planning to sell an electric car

    maybe before 2013

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    That must be an april fool... useing the full amount of power you will perhaps be able to drive 50km... just like the Tesla... I don't know who is going to buy this....
    Vorsprung durch Technik

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    E-Tron is ALIVE, driving video here:

    http://www.germancarblog.com/2009/12...deo-proof.html

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    4 motors at each wheel for the Audi e-tron as well (video claim). 3319 lb-ft of torque , and the cool adaptive aerodynamics . Moving cockpit is neat, but a little too much for me.

    I thought the future was bio-diesel(thought Audi claimed this too). I think this car is just for show to keep the company on the light side from the perspective of certain people.

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    you're wrong ... this car is for sure not just for show

    AUDI is going to show an electric car as said in the video very soon

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