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The 9inch wide wheels with a 38mm offset are a good starting point especially for winter driving. Some people go wider like 9.5 or 10 inches but then you need to be really careful about the offset to make sure the wheels don;t rub against the car's body. Wider tires will give you better grip but...

Many people have done it and say they fit without any rubbing especially if you are using the stock wheel offset. You;ll get a more aggressive look and better traction which is awesome. Just keep in mind a wider tire could slightly reduce your range and make the steering feel a little heavier.

It just has a regular round steering wheel, and the warm weather package is optional. Have you tried a different browser or clearing your cache?

It's probably gonna be a 2026 thing, after the 2025 models hit the streets. But honestly, even that might be too soon. If the '25s don't sell like hotcakes, they might just wait until people are actually excited about it before they bother releasing it.

Seriously, get the road hazard coverage and Audi Care. We're fixing tires and wheels all the time because of nails, curbs, and potholes. It'll save you a ton of hassle and money in the long run.

Try not to fully charge your car all the time. Aim to keep the battery level between 20% and 80% whenever possible. And don't forget to check your owner's manual for additional information about your cars maintenance.

Batteries' range limit decreases over time. What is your etron's mileage?

I've been looking into bidirectional charging for my etron too! It's definitely an exciting technology. I haven't personally used one yet.