The SQ6 E-Tron is clearly built to impress on paper. The numbers are there. The tech is modern and polished. The interior is clean and upscale, with all the digital displays you would expect in a luxury EV. It rides well and handles tight enough for a crossover its size. But there is something missing — it just does not feel alive.

There is no engine noise, no gear shifts, no real feedback through the wheel. It is almost too smooth. I know that is the EV experience, and maybe that is what people want now, but as someone who loves driving, I felt a bit disconnected.

Don’t get me wrong, this is a solid car. For someone who wants quiet power and premium comfort, the SQ6 E-Tron delivers. But if you are coming from something like an SQ5 or even an S4, you might notice the difference in feel right away.

So now I am wondering, is this just the direction performance is going? Instant power but less personality?

What do you guys think?

• Have you driven any EV that actually gave you driving thrill, not just straight line speed?
• Would you pick the SQ6 E-Tron over a gas powered Audi with more feel but less tech?

Curious to hear what other drivers think, especially those who have made the switch to electric or are thinking about it.

Drop your take below. Let’s hear from real drivers, not just spec sheets.

The Porsche 911 GTS T-Hybrid now delivers 532 horsepower using a clever electric-assisted system that adds torque without losing its signature flat-six engine feel. It stays true to Porsche’s reputation for daily drivability, balanced handling, and cutting-edge engineering.

The Aston Martin Vantage, on the other hand, turns heads with bold design and a fierce twin-turbo V8. The updates for 2025 aim directly at performance-minded drivers, giving it a more dynamic edge than past versions.

For American buyers considering a luxury sports car, this comparison comes down to priorities. Porsche offers precision and hybrid efficiency, while Aston brings bold styling and classic V8 power. In the sections that follow, we’ll explore real-world performance, tech features, pricing, and long-term value to help you decide which sports car deserves the top spot in 2025.