Audi Sport wants to prove the Q6 E-Tron is a true off-roader, though not in standard guise. All you need is a set of purpose-built portal axles, it seems. “Let’s take the Q6 to Moab!” is not the first thing I’d say when waking up in the morning,

Audi has revealed a new dual-motor electric off-road vehicle concept based on the Q6 E-tron that looks ready for a snowpocalypse. The automaker built a working prototype that lifts the vehicle by 6.3 inches and widens it by 9.8 inches, giving it a stance that wouldn’t be out of place if it appeared in Truck Country, USA.

Audi has unveiled its striking Q6 e-tron offroad concept, a prototype that reimagines electric off-road capabilities, during the Kitzbühel World Cup weekend in Austria. With its bold design, the concept vehicle showcases the potential of Audi’s Premium Platform Electric (PPE).

Giving this off road-focused concept vehicle even more capability is a set of exceedingly aggressive-looking Venom Power Terra Hunter R/T tires. These rubber doughnuts are also fitted with studs for enhanced traction on icy surfaces.

Audi has unveiled a new concept vehicle, the Q6 e-tron offroad, demonstrating the versatility of its electric vehicle platform.

The Audi Q6 e-tron offroad concept has been unveiled by the German manufacturer as a prototype aimed at offering much greater off-roading capability, based on the Q6 e-tron electric SUV that first made its debut

Audi looks poised to join in on the extreme off-road segment with its latest EV SUV concept. Known as the Audi Q6 E-Tron Off-Road, this portal axle-rocking beast takes things far beyond the brand’s typical Allroad treatment.

Audi has unveiled an extreme off-road prototype based on the current Q6 e-tron. The concept model has been raised, widened and heavily modified to give it enhanced all-terrain capability. It develops 517PS from its twin-motor powertrain, providing Quattro all-wheel-drive.

Audi has revealed a set of images of a moody, steroidal Q6 e-tron with the hashtag #ThisIsAudi. Though, underneath that hashtag sits a disclaimer: “it is not available as a production vehicle”. So, #ThisIsAudiButNotAnAudiYouCanBuy.