Audi e-tron S Sportback Parts

The Audi e-tron S Sportback is the pinnacle of electric vehicle perfection in luxury and sports cars advancing the Audi electric initiative in the global market. Expanding on the fantastic e-tron line-up, the 'S' adds an extra level of excitement to the electric SUV by housing three separate motors - two for each rear wheel and one for the front - which together provide a formidable increase of 429 horsepower, going up to 496 horsepower in 'boost' mode, and a torque of 717 lb-ft. This refined drivetrain provides improved driving performance and accurate power delivery, enclosed with a sporty coupe-like roofline while losing none of the practicality or luxury of a midsized sedan. Built within the platform of its 115.1-inch wheelbase is a huge 95 kWh battery pack which in typical Audi fashion uses a gel material to cool the battery, the e-tron S Sportback can charge up to 150 kW for 80% battery in under 30 minutes. With a range of 185 to 212 miles, it is efficient but also has some impressive strengths; an Audi proprietary battery management system and the electronic Quattro all-wheel-drive. Much more than the vehicle of the future in the field of mechanics, the e-tron S Sportback is a vehicle that writes a new chapter in the definition of style, comfort, and refinement, with cutting-edge technology, elegant design, and innovative features spread throughout the entire range of equipment. The Audi e-tron S Sportback is thus the luxury electric car par excellence a synergy of innovation in automotive technology and design by Audi for the responsible driver with environmental conservation and the need for sports utility in mind.

Audi e-tron S Sportback has some flaws associated with its thermal management and braking systems. The first issue is the problem of an Audi e-tron S Sportback thermal management pump, which may stall, causing overheating of the inverter or battery. The outcome of this overheating is that the pump will lose power until it is replaced and the coolant is flushed. The second problem is connected to the e-tron S Sportback braking system, in which there is a sound of squealing when braking at low speed during regenerative braking. This is due to the noise produced by the friction of the e-tron S Sportback mechanical brakes which may overheat the brakes. The cleaning or replacement of these brake pads usually helps in fixing the problem. Lastly, the Audi e-tron S Sportback model could also have an issue with the CCS inlet latch in the charging system. A jammed or damaged charging port latch prevents the system from charging. Changing or cleaning the latch assembly makes it go back into proper working condition. All this demonstrates the necessity to ensure the optimal maintenance level and to repair the Audi e-tron S Sportback regularly to end up with an efficient and safe vehicle. Addressing them in a timely manner, the owner could avoid future troubles and make driving more enjoyable.

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