Audi e-tron GT Quattro vs Mercedes-Benz EQC 400 4MATIC

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Compare Specifications of e-tron GT Quattro and EQC 400 4MATIC

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Technical Specifications

Fuel	Electric	Electric
Motor	3 Phase AC Induction Motor	Two asynchronous three-phase AC motors, one each at front and rear axle
Range	388-500 km	Range (WLTP) : 455 - 471 km
Charging Time	AC-Charge time 5-80% 11 kW / 22 kW : 9:30/5:15 hours DC-Charge time 5-80% 270 kW : 22.5 minutes	--
Maximum Power	530 Ps	408 Ps
Maximum Torque	630 Nm	700 Nm
Transmission	Front single-speed and rear two-speed automatic transmissions	Single-speed transmission
Drivetrain	Quattro all-wheel drive	--
Top Speed	245 kmph	180 kmph
Battery	Lithium-ion-battery	Battery Type : Lithium-ion Cells and modules : 384 cells in 6 modules Battery capacity (usable as per WLTP) : 80 kWh Battery weight : 652 kg
Charger	Up to 22 kW/Up to 270 kW	--
Headlamp	Matrix LED	--

Tyres

Front	245/45 R 20	--
Rear	285/40 R 20	--
Wheel / RIM	50.8 cm (R20) Aero Design Alloy	Alloy

Brakes

Front	Disc	Ventilated Disc
Rear	Disc	Ventilated Disc

Suspension

Front	Double-wishbone / Adaptive air suspension with damper control	--
Rear	Multi-link / Adaptive air suspension with damper control	--

Colors Available

Colors

Solid Ibis White Metallic Ascari Blue Metallic Floret Silver Metallic Kemora Grey Metallic Mythos Black Metallic Suzuka Grey Metallic Tactics Green Metallic Tango Red Pearl Effect Daytona Gray

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Physical Specs

Length	4989 mm	4762 mm
Width	1964 mm	1884 mm
Height	1418 mm	1624 mm
Weight	2840 kg	--
Kerb Weight	2350	2495
Wheelbase	2903 mm	2873 mm
Ground Clearance	--	142 mm

Overview

Features	PERFORMANCE FEATURES - Audi Drive Select - All Wheel Steering with Electromechanical Power Steering Plus - Adaptive Air Suspension - e-tron Sports Sound - Ceramic Brakes with Anthracite Grey/Blue/Red brake calipers - Launch Control (Boost Function) EXTERIOR - Matrix LED with Audi laser light - Matrix LED Headlamps with dynamic turn indicators - LED Rear Combination Lamps with dynamic turn indicators - Charging Ports on both sides - Roof in Carbon Fibre - Panoramic Glass Sunroof - Black Styling Package with Audi Logos in Black INTERIOR - Sports Seats Pro Package - Bang & Olufsen 3D Sound System - Ambient Lighting Package Plus - 3 Spoke Flat Bottom Steering Wheel - 3 Zone Air Conditioning - Air Quality Package - Comfort Key with sensor controlled luggage compartment operation INFOTAINMENT - Audi Virtual Cockpit - MMI Navigation Plus with MMI touch - Audi Phone Box - Audi Smartphone Interface SAFETY/ASSISTANCE FEATURES - 9 Airbags including Driver side Knee Airbag - Lane Departure Warning - Park Assist Plus with 360-Degree Camera - Seat belt warning - Central locking	EXTERIOR & INTERIOR - Multibeam LED Headlamps - EQ-specific front end - Dynamic coupé-esque roofline - Widescreen Cockpit - Ambient lighting - Seating comfort with massage function - Sliding sunroof COMFORT - Burmester surround sound system - MBUX Augmented Reality Navigation - Climate control - Air-Balance Package - Multicontour seats for the driver and front passenger, with massage function - Climatised seats for the driver and front passenger, including seat heating and ventilation - Air-Balance Package for fragrancing, ionisation and filtering of the interior air - Ambient lighting with programme-specific lighting moods SAFETY - Kneebag - Sidebags in rear - Pre-Safe System - Anti-Theft Protection package with preinstallation for collision detection - Parking Package with 360° camera - Active Parking Assist with Parktronic
Additional Details	Luggage compartment : 405 Litres Steering : Electromechanical steering with speed-dependent power assistance / Available all-wheel steering	Drive system layout : 4MATIC, infinitely variable torque split

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