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Colour guide

Solid - Ibis white Free

Ibis white is the only colour option with a solid finish as well as being the only no-cost option. It helps the contrasting black exterior trim stand out but isn’t a particularly exciting choice on such a sporty design.

Metallic - Ascari blue £950

This is a deep blue colour with a metallic finish that gives the e-tron GT a sporty and upmarket look. It is certainly eye-catching and should be popular with used car buyers. Minor dust and dirt shouldn’t be too noticeable, but you’ll want to give it a proper wash and polish to really bring the shine out.

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Metallic - Floret silver £950

Floret is a slightly darker shade of silver with a metallic sparkle that suits the e-tron GT rather well. It doesn’t need to be constantly washed to look good, but you may want to check out the other more exciting options as well seeing as all metallics cost the same.

Metallic - Kemora grey £950

Kemora grey looks more light blue than grey, but odd naming aside, it’s actually one of the most eye-catching colours on offer for this sporty EV. It shouldn’t hurt residual values either, as blues are always in demand.

Metallic - Mythos black £950

Combined with the black exterior trim, Mythos black gives the e-tron GT a menacing demeanour. It’s also very low-maintenance as road dirt and dust don’t show up very easily. The metallic shine helps highlight the car’s sporty lines, too.

Metallic - Suzuka grey £950

Grey used to be a typically bland colour option, but inventive hues like Suzuka grey certainly don’t look bland or boring and go some way to explaining why grey was the UK’s most popular car colour in 2022. The subtle green tint and metallic shine of Suzuka grey work very well on this car. It’s definitely worth shortlisting.

Metallic - Tango red £950

A bright red colour on a large saloon isn’t always a sure-fire winner, and while you’ll certainly have heads turning if you opt for Tango red, it’s definitely going to split opinions. These things are subjective but remember that reds always need a good clean to look their shiny best, and they can be a tough sell on the used car market.

Pearl - Daytona grey £950

The pearl effect finish on Daytona grey helps it stand out from the other metallic options, and the very dark hue looks great on the e-tron GT. If you feel that Mythos black is a bit too much, then this is a good alternative. It won’t show up dirt easily and should be popular with used car buyers, too.

Audi Exclusive - Custom £4,500