Sunday Drive by Hormazd Sorabjee: The everyday EV
Dec 09, 2022 11:58 PM IST
With its Q4 e-tron, Audi has managed to achieve a normal driving experience that filters out the artificial feel of electric vehicles
There’s an end date for the internal combustion engine in the UK and it’s 2030. After that date, all cars will have to be electric. That’s just eight years away. In automotive terms, this is next week, given the long lead times and lifecycles with which the car industry operates. With the deadline to ban the sales of all new cars with combustion engines fast approaching, you would expect the UK to have a good charging network by now, in preparedness for the run up to the total shift to electric cars. But no, the charging network isn’t up to speed, which I discovered after spending four days with the Q4e-tron, Audi’s smallest EV.
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