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Q4 e-tron 40

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Benefit-in-kind tax: £ /month

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Vehicle P11D value: £
Benefit-in-kind value: £ /year
Road tax: £ 0 /month

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Electricity (private mileage): £ /month

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Electricity (business mileage): £ /month

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Total electricity cost
Price	£/kWh
Consumption rate (WLTP)	miles/kWh
Consumption	kWh/month
Cost	£/month

Business mileage reimbursement
Business mileage	miles/yr or %
Reimbursement	£/month

Total electricity cost
Price	£/kWh
Consumption rate (WLTP)	miles/kWh
Consumption	kWh/month
Cost	£/month

Business mileage cost
Annual mileage	miles
Business mileage	miles/yr or %
Cost to business	£/month

Costs shown are estimates based on the information provided. Actual costs may vary and other cost components not shown may also be incurred.

Key stats

List price

£50,750

List price

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This is the list price of the vehicle, including VAT, also known as the P11D value. This is the price used to calculate the amount of Benefit-in-Kind tax payable on company cars and salary sacrifice vehicles.

Usable battery capacity

77 kWh

Usable battery capacity

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This is the battery capacity which is actually available to the vehicle. It is slightly less than the total battery capacity because manufacturer reserve some capacity to stop the battery being fully depleted or fully charged. This helps protect the health of the battery and avoid degradation. But to make things easy, the battery state of charge (0-100%) shown by the vehicle will relate to this usable capacity.

Performance

Range (WLTP)

300 miles

Range (WLTP)

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This is the range of the vehicle as measured by a test called the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP), required for regulatory and tax purposes. The test involves driving a fixed drive cycle which is a mix of different driving conditions. In the real world range depends on things like speed, temperature and driving style. Range tends to be shorter than the WLTP range at highway speeds and lower temperatures, and longer under city driving and higher temperatures. We recommend using the WLTP range for comparison purposes only.

Consumption rate (WLTP)

3.5 miles/kWh

Consumption rate (WLTP)

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The estimated electricity consumption under the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP). Just like range, the actual consumption will depend on the type of trips driven, temperature and road conditions.

0-60mph

8.5 s

Charging

Max. AC charge rate

11 kW

Peak rapid charge rate

135 kW

Peak rapid charge rate

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The maximum rate this vehicle can charge at on DC rapid charge points. EVs will charge at their peak rate when the battery state of charge is low. The rate will decrease as the battery charges. The rate is also limited by the maximum that the specific charge point can supply.

Max. charging time (7kW)

12.2 hrs

Max. charging time (7kW)

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Time it takes to charge the vehicle from 0-100% at 7kW, which is typically the power available from a home charge point. Charging from a home charge point can usually be done overnight.

Rapid charging time (20-80%)

30 mins

Rapid charging time (20-80%)

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Time it takes to charge the vehicle from 20-80% on a rapid charge point fast enough to meet the vehicle's peak charging rate.

Utility

Seats

Max payload

590 kg

Towing weight (unbraked)

750 kg

Towing weight (braked)

1,000 kg

Cargo volume

520 L

Max cargo volume

1,490 L

Dimensions

Length

4,588 mm

Width

1,865 mm

Height

1,632 mm

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There are a number of different ways you can finance the purchase of your vehicle:

Personal lease: A simple lease contract which includes a monthly rental cost plus an initial rental fee.
Salary sacrifice: Salary sacrifice works by deducting the cost of the lease from an employee's gross salary (i.e. before tax). This lowers the amount of tax the employee pays so overall it can mean a big saving for both employee and employers.
Company car: A vehicle provided by employers for work as well as private journeys, including commuting. Since it's used for personal mileage the employee needs to pay Benefit-in-Kind tax. But for electric cars this is an ultra low rate of only 2%, and electric vans are exempt entirely.
Business lease: A vehicle provided by employers for work purposes only.
Business rental: A vehicle rented by a business for work purposes only.
Purchase outright: Simply buying a vehicle, either in cash or through another finance option.

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