Audi offering massive discounts on e-tron inventory

In an effort to get rid of inventory, Audi is offering up massive discounts in both Canada and the US on its electric e-tron SUV.

Canadian Discounts

As part of its “Fall for Audi Sales Event” happening now in Canada, the German automaker is giving buyers $10,000 off the MSRP of the base model 2019 e-tron 55 Quattro.

With an starting price of $92,295 CAD, that brings the price down to $82,295. That’s a lot of money for just 328km (204 miles) of electric driving range. For comparison, the Long Range Plus Model X (567km) now starts at $112,990 , while the Long Range Model Y (525km) starts at $69,990.

To entice more customers to buy stale inventory, Audi is also offering a reduced lease rate of 1.98% for up to 36 months. The offer is even better if you prefer to finance, with a 0% interest rate for up to 60 months.

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US Discounts

In the US, the savings are even more where buyers can get big discounts off the latest 2021 e-tron models.

The maximum discount is up for grabs when leasing, where you can earn a $7,500 leasing bonus, and a further $2,000 lease bonus if you go for the Premium Plus model (or $3,000 for the Prestige trim).

The savings don’t stop there, with an additional $1,500 “Season of Audi” credit available for both leases and purchases.

Add it all up, and you can save up to $12,000 USD off the MSRP of a 2021 Audi e-tron according to CarsDirect.

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen reduced pricing on the e-tron. Earlier this year, wholesale giant Costco was offering its members in the US a discount of $2,500 as part of its Costco Auto Program.

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