What is the difference between EV and Hybrid in the Audi e-Tron?

I am considering getting an Audi e-Tron but I'm not sure what the difference is between an EV and a hybrid. Can you explain the technical details and which one would be better for me?

Hi Emily! EV stands for electric vehicle while hybrid means a vehicle that uses both a traditional fuel engine and an electric motor. Audi e-Tron is a fully electric vehicle, meaning it runs exclusively on electricity. The benefit of this is that it produces zero emissions and has lower operating costs. Hybrid vehicles are a good option if you need more range or are worried about finding charging stations. However, if you have access to charging at home or work, the e-Tron would be a great choice as a daily driver.

Hey Emily, good question. An EV like the Audi e-Tron uses a larger battery to power an electric motor, while a hybrid has a smaller battery to supplement a traditional fuel engine. This gives you the ability for all-electric driving in the e-Tron, while a hybrid only has a limited range in electric mode. Another consideration is that EVs tend to have more power and torque, giving you a more exciting driving experience.

I have been driving the Audi e-Tron for a year now and I have to say, I love it! Not only is it silent and smooth to drive, but it also has impressive range and charging capabilities. As for choosing between an EV and hybrid, it really depends on your driving habits and your access to charging. I personally prefer the all-electric driving experience and the environmental benefits of the e-Tron.