Audi - E-TRON BLACK EDITION 55 QUAT (2022)

Audi E‑TRON BLACK EDITION 55 QUAT 2022: A Spark of Luxury Meets Value

Meet the Audi E‑TRON BLACK EDITION 55 QUAT 2022, a compact electric SUV that blends sport‑scarified styling with the reliability and efficiency your family wants. Its sleek black finish, aggressive alloy wheels, and the latest 55 kWh battery pack place it in the mid‑segment of premium electric vehicles. When you start researching the Audi E‑TRON BLACK EDITION 55 QUAT price, you’ll find it positioned across the world with a range that addresses both short trips and longer journeys — a key factor for drivers seeking a versatile, tech‑savvy car.

Below, you’ll find a thorough breakdown of the specifications, depreciation insight, comparison context, and a look at its market position. Use this guide to gauge where the 2022 edition stands against its competitors and understand how its value holds up over time. Finally, a quick call to action invites you to uncover the exact pricing for your region or a used listing in your local market.

Key Specifications

• Engine: Dual electric motor asynchronous (2×73 kW) output 200 kW total (280 hp)
• Transmission: Single-Speed (harmonically balanced, low‑slip)
• Battery: 55 kWh lithium‑ion (C-rate 5 C; range approx. 130 mi NEDC, 138 mi WLTP, ~270 km range)
• Charging: 15 kW DC fast charger; 100 % in ~30 min; 450 kW DC enjoys 80 % in ~10 min (system dependent)
• Dimensions: Overall length 4,350 mm, width 1,860 mm, height 1,635 mm
• Body: SUV, front‑wheel‑drive layout, all‑electric drivetrain
• Interior: Carbon‑fiber accents, digital cockpit, 14.8‑inch MMI infotainment, standard Bose 14‑speaker audio
• Safety: Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist, Parking Pilot, City Safety (collision avoidance)
• Cargo: 498 liters (S‑front); 1,398 liters (S‑rear) after folding the rear seats
• Warranty: 8 years or 100,000 km for battery and 4 years or 80,000 km for vehicle

Depreciation Insight

When exploring the used Audi E‑TRON BLACK EDITION 55 QUAT price, many potential buyers want quick answers about how the vehicle’s value changes after purchase. Here’s what you can expect:

• Typically, an electric vehicle like the 55 QUAT sees a depreciation curve similar to gasoline peers, although battery wear can accelerate the decline.
• In the first year, it usually loses 15–20% of its original value. This is largely due to the inherent depreciation of new cars and the shift from “model-specific” to “second‑hand” categories.
• Between years 2 and 3, depreciation may drop to 10–12% per year. By year 5, the average annual loss may settle around 6–8%.
• In a total picture, after three

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