2020 Audi e-tron Sportback Dimensions, Size & Specs

The width of the Audi e-tron Sportback ranges from 1935 mm to 1976 mm (about 76.2 to 77.8 inches) when measured without mirrors. When the mirrors are opened, the width expands to 2189 mm (approximately 86.1 inches). This extended width with mirrors taken into account is important for parking and navigating in tight spaces.

This model sports a height between 1615 mm and 1616 mm (around 63.6 to 63.6 inches) which is typical for a coupe-style SUV. The ride height or ground clearance stands at 172 mm (approximately 6.77 inches), providing adequate clearance for urban roads and light off-road conditions while maintaining a sporty edge and aerodynamic profile.

The e-tron Sportback's curb weight ranges from 2370 kg to 2620 kg (about 5227 to 5775 lbs), reflecting the weight of the vehicle without passengers or cargo. Its maximum weight, or gross vehicle weight rating, goes up to between 3040 kg and 3245 kg (approximately 6706 to 7155 lbs). These figures affect driving dynamics, towing capacity, and overall vehicle stability.

With all rear seats upright, the Audi e-tron Sportback offers 615 liters (about 21.7 cubic feet) of luggage capacity. When the rear seats are folded down, this capacity increases significantly to 1665 liters (approximately 58.8 cubic feet). This flexibility is ideal for accommodating larger cargo or luggage during trips, enhancing the practicality of this coupe SUV.

The Audi e-tron Sportback fits into most standard garages, but due to its width with mirrors extended (2189 mm or 86.1 inches), careful maneuvering is required. Standard garage widths vary but often are at least 2400 mm (94.5 inches), so while the vehicle's length (4901-4902 mm / 193 inches) and height (around 1615 mm / 63.6 inches) comfortably fit in typical garage spaces, extra care should be taken with mirrors when parking.

Compared to the standard Audi e-tron SUV, the e-tron Sportback features a similar length, roughly 4901-4902 mm (193 inches), but it generally has a slightly lower height (1615-1616 mm versus around 1655 mm for the SUV). This drop in height enhances its coupe-like sporty silhouette. Width measurements remain similar, and the Sportback emphasizes a sleeker design, trading a bit of rear headroom for style, distinguishing it clearly from the more traditional SUV shape of its predecessor.

When compared with other electric coupe SUVs, such as the Mercedes-Benz EQC Coupe or Tesla Model X, the Audi e-tron Sportback is competitively sized. Its length of about 4.9 meters (193 inches) aligns with this segment’s typical range. The width with mirrors (2189 mm / 86.1 inches) is also within the norms, although the e-tron Sportback tends to be heavier due to its advanced battery systems and luxury features, weighing up to 2620 kg (5775 lbs). Its combination of stylish design, practical dimensions, and spacious cargo capacity make it a strong contender.

The Audi e-tron Sportback comes with a variety of tire and rim options to suit different driving styles and aesthetics. Rim sizes available include 8.5J x 19, 9J x 20, 9.5J x 20, 9.5J x 21, 10J x 20, 10.5J x 21, and 10.5J x 22. Corresponding tire sizes are 255/55 R19, 255/50 R20, 265/45 R21, 265/40 R22, 285/45 R20, 285/40 R21, and 285/35 R22. These sizes ensure optimal grip, ride comfort, and performance tailored to user preferences and driving conditions.

The Audi e-tron Sportback has a maximum roof load capacity of 75 kg (approximately 165 lbs). This figure represents the maximum safe weight that can be placed on the car's roof, including roof racks or cargo boxes, without compromising vehicle dynamics or safety. It's important to adhere to this limit to maintain the vehicle’s stability and handling, especially when carrying bulky or heavy rooftop cargo.