
Audi has refreshed the Q4 e-tron with improved efficiency, updated interior technology and a revised line-up, as it looks to maintain its position in the core fleet EV segment.
Range has increased by around 20 miles across the line-up, with the Performance model targeting up to 367 miles. Charging has also been improved, with speeds of up to 185kW helping reduce downtime on longer journeys.

For drivers, the changes focus on day-to-day usability. The Q4 remains a practical, comfortable SUV, with a spacious cabin and solid build quality. Inside, the shift towards a more digital setup, including a redesigned infotainment system and optional passenger display, will appeal to drivers spending long periods behind the wheel.
For fleets, this is more of a refinement than a step change. Improved efficiency and faster charging strengthen its usability, but the overall proposition remains similar.
Pricing has not yet been confirmed, although it is expected to rise slightly compared to the current model, which starts at just over £47,000.
That keeps the focus firmly on whole-life cost, where the Q4 e-tron continues to sit as a premium but dependable option in an increasingly competitive market.

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