Audi E-tron GT review

There is lots of front head and leg room, and the interior, like the rest of the e-tron GT, is wide. Very wide, actually. So whether you ate all your greens as a kid or all the pies, you should fit in just fine. You’ll find lots of storage space too.

Getting in and out of the back isn’t easy, because the rear door apertures are relatively small and you have to contort your feet past the small gap between the front and rear seats. Once you’re in, there’s plenty of room for your feet under the front seats. It matches the Porsche Taycan in offering just enough head and leg room for two six-footers in the rear when the front seats are slid back.

Carrying a third passenger is theoretically possible, because there’s a seatbelt for them. But if you find an adult willing to spend any time in the tiny middle seat, buy them a beer for effort (and to dull the pain). The Tesla Model S is much roomier if you have a big family to cart around.

The rear boot is big enough for a buggy or a set of golf clubs. We’d be surprised if it doesn’t match the tally of six carry-on suitcases that the Taycan will swallow, plus one more for luck in the front trunk. Once again, the Model S is better, accommodating a whopping 11 cases.