Audi hasn’t released pricing for the U.S. e-tron Sportback yet, but Mostafaei says they should match the company’s traditional Sportback pricing structure, which would be “around $ 2,500 more” than a standard SUV. The cheapest e-tron starts at $ 74,800, which means the Sportback should start at around $ 77,300. We expect there will be the Premium Plus and Prestige equipment lines and Audi will also offer an S-Line package that includes 20-inch wheels and sport air suspension.
The cars we drove in were Edition One models that will be available in limited editions and will all be painted in Plasma Blue. Edition One will also include exclusive 21-inch wheels, orange brake calipers, a panoramic glass roof and “Edition One” puddle light projectors. This equipment will also be very high-quality with contour seats in exclusive Monaco gray Valcona leather, the S line interior with sports seats, Bang & Olufsen Premium Audio, the assistance package and Matrix LED headlights. Audi says the e-tron Sportback will arrive in Europe in spring 2020, with US deliveries coming at a later date.
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