Audi E-Tron vs BMW X5

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Audi E-Tron
Audi E-Tron

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2022 price

BMW X5
BMW X5

$78,990 - $209,990

2024 price

Summary

2022 Audi E-Tron
2024 BMW X5
Safety Rating

Electric motor type
Multi-Motor – Mixed Types

Turbo 6, 3.0L
Vehicle type
Battery Electric

Premium Unleaded Petrol
Electric range
320 km

9.2L/100km (combined)
Energy consumption
27.0 kWh/100km

Battery capacity
95.00 kWh

Seating
5

5
Dislikes
  • Feels its weight around town
  • Lacking some EV innovations
  • Energy efficiency

  • Space-saver spare
  • Busy control panel
  • Passenger dash glare
2022 Audi E-Tron Summary

The e-tron S was inevitable.

The marriage of the latest automotive trends – sporty electrified SUVs with specific performance bits, the e-tron S is as much rooted in Audi’s future as it is in the present.

Having been one of the earliest fully electric German cars in the space, and now with a few years of age on it. Can the e-tron S shine as one of the best? Read on to find out.

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2024 BMW X5 Summary

The BMW X5 is a leading contender in the ‘Over $70K Large SUV’ division of Australia’s new car market, which is a hotly-contested segment boasting 15 marques and 25 models.

The X5 has hit an enduring sweet spot with Aussie buyers in terms of size, performance and price. BMW prefers to call it a Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) as distinct from its Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) rivals.

Clearly, any word association with a utility is something BMW Group Australia wants to avoid after recently launching its latest X5 range, which brings numerous enhancements including design revisions, increased standard equipment, refreshed powertrains and more.

We were entrusted with the digital ‘Comfort Access’ key to one of the latest X5s, to understand from a family car perspective why this model range enjoys such enduring popularity with prestige SUV (sorry, SAV) buyers.

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