Audi e-tron 55 quattro review, road test

The 10.1-inch touchscreen is easy to use and it responds well, without any perceptible lag. Touch inputs, however, command some pressure and aren’t feather-light like some modern touchscreens. What’s nice is that it offers an option for a vibratory feedback on click.

Owners will appreciate its oversimplified interface, but those who prefer a variety of EV-related information and displays will certainly be left wanting for more data analytics and screen options. One of its talking points is the 16-speaker 705W Bang and Olufsen sound system, which delivers a clear, yet punchy audio experience.