We've identified 5 known issues that can affect the 2019–2022 Audi e-tron SUV. 2 of these are serious faults that could be expensive to repair.
The 2019–2022 period has 2 more issues than the Audi e-tron SUV average across all year periods.
Coolant can leak into the electric motor housing, potentially causing motor failure.
Most affected: 50 e-tron, 55 e-tron
LG battery cells in early e-trons can degrade prematurely or develop fire risk. Audi issued recalls to check and replace faulty battery modules, and some cars are limited to 80% charge.
Most affected: 55 e-tron, 55 e-tron Sportback
The motorised charge port lock can fail trapping the cable, and the onboard AC charger module can develop faults preventing home charging while DC rapids still work.
Most affected: All e-tron models
The optional air suspension can develop leaks causing the car to sag unevenly, with compressor failure if left unrepaired.
Most affected: Models with air suspension
The MMI infotainment system can suffer screen freezes, spontaneous reboots, and connectivity problems, sometimes resolved by software updates.
Most affected: All models
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