I asked the sales people at my local Porsche Center how they cope with the job and they said you had to have a certain mentality to work there, and that not everyone stayed in the job. I was not surprised, I am certain I would yell at some man-baby coming in for the 234th time to change his...
You and me both. I considered waiting for this but decided against it since I would have a car at least 6 months in advance if I got a Taycan and the price difference was not going to be too large. Now the car is revealed, it might be delivered by this summer and the price difference isn't that...
The Norwegian website now has a price list but no configurator. This is more a design tool where you can change the wheels and the external color and that's it.
The price in Norway is out. The car is 900 000 barebones and with LED-matrix, air suspension, surround camera, heated rear seats and B&O, it rises to a million (divide by ten to get Euro).
https://www.audi.no/no/web/no/bilmodeller/e-tron-gt/audi-e-tron-gt/modellpakker.html
(link in Norwegian)
I actually prefer it in lighter colours. In the dark grey, it looked boring as hell. That blue was nice and a lighter grey, maybe nardo, that I saw in another video was pretty good.
It has been obvious for quite some time that it's essentially an Audi-skinned Taycan even if Audi builds it themselves. The similarity feels closer than for other platform sharing vehicles.
Which is why I went with the Taycan. Same price and you get the car a year earlier. Audi options cost more on high performance cars anyway, so I don't know how much will be saved on the e-tron gt.
No, Audi builds their car in the same factory they build the R8, but my impression is that they use the same robot system like Porsche:
Production of the Audi e-tron GT at Audi Böllinger Höfe, which opened in 2014 at the Neckarsulm site; expansion and conversion 2019; new virtual planning...