Oh boy, another contentious and controversial one. Bring on the fan boy hate mail.
But for us, this was simple. Mercedes Benz EQC was a delight to drive and offered the true Mercedes experience with a fully electric approach.
That’s a win.
What Audi did differently was offer that same true to brand performance, fit-out, handling and style – but they took more steps in battery technology.
Their cooling technology means you are able to achieve a higher rate of charge for a longer period of the charge – thus, faster charging.
This could just be another EV – and it is. But their desire to push those boundaries rather than just chase the fan boy headliners was a good one, and we’re sure this will pay off in the long run for Audi.
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