The Audi e-tron GT Concept is the electric car we want to BMW

We know that BMW has very interesting and exciting electric cars, such as the BMW i4. However, what he showed recently has been rather boring, especially when compared to what the competition brings. For example, as BMW introduced the iNEXT Vision, an electric and autonomous SUV with fake beaver-toothed grilles, the Audi e-tron GT Concept debuted with it and stole the Bimmer's meal.

The Audi e-tron GT Concept is Audi's second all-electric car in just a few months. The first was the e-tron SUV, which really impressed us, with its range of regenerative brakes on three levels and its advanced battery cooling system that surpass all others in the industry. Now the GT e-tron concept has blown us away.

That's because it's an elegant and sexy four-door Sportback that has been developed on the same chassis as the Taycan Porsche. It is also equipped with two electric motors, one at each axle, which together produce a power of 590 horsepower and a speed of 0 to 60 km / h in 3.5 seconds. Audi also claims a maximum range of 248 miles, the same as the e-tron SUV. Like his brother Taycan, he also offers 800-volt charging capabilities. Although the public can not charge their battery in 800 volts, it is good to know that the e-tron GT will have this capacity when the technology is available.

And the Audi e-tron GT Concept will be available first because Audi claims that it will go on sale next year. So, if it's a concept now, the Audi e-tron GT will become a production car in 2019. This gives Audi a head start on BMW next year, with two cars fully electric with a range of over 200 km and advanced technologies. In fact, this puts Audi at the forefront of electric technology, which is a shocking turnaround given Audi's delay in the evening.