An Audi just set a new 831-mile EV range World Record
There’s a new EV range champion, as this Audi just traveled the equivalent of New York to Chicago on a single charge
Polish rally driver Mikołaj Marczyk has set a new Guinness World Record with his Audi A6 e-tron, achieving an astounding 831.4 miles on a single charge. This surpasses the previous record held by the Lucid Air Grand Touring, which managed 830 miles. The Polish driver, known for his ability to maximize range, previously coaxed 1,759 miles from a Skoda Superb in 2025.
The Audi A6 e-tron, despite its official WLTP range of 482 miles, managed to travel almost double that distance in a recent record-breaking journey. The route took the electrified A6 through the Tatra Mountains, Kraków, the Vistula Valley, and Hel, Poland. The vehicle, a performance model with a 326hp rear-mounted motor and a 100kWh battery, is known to perform well in cold weather conditions.
Marczyk attributes the impressive range to careful driving techniques such as maximizing regenerative braking, regularly checking tire pressure, and avoiding abrupt braking.
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