Audi has unveiled today its Grandsphere idea, an wicked-looking new idea that clues at the impending electric A8 car.

In front of the IAA show in Munich, Audi has disclosed another idea vehicle.

While we don’t get too excited for idea electric vehicles here at Electrek, Audi has as of now made its jolt desires understood, and it affirmed that some of what we find in this idea will come to a future creation vehicle:

“As the second of three “sphere” concept cars from the brand with the four rings, the Audi grandsphere has a special place. That is because the technologies and design features assembled in it will turn up again within a few years in future Audi series. The Audi grandsphere concept illustrates the brand’s claim that it is becoming the trendsetter at the top of the automotive industry for technological transformation and completely new, holistic mobility offerings.”

The idea is planned around autonomy, and Audi describes it as “private jet or first class for the road.”

With the dimensions of 5.35 m (17.6 ft.) long, 2 m (6.6 ft.) wide, and 1.39 m (4.6 ft.) high, the vehicle could hint to the early plan language of things to come A8 electric car

The interior is even wilder and less likely to be something to hit creation:

Audi has delivered a few subtleties as far as powertrain, yet it’s not actually worth putting an excess of weight on them since it’s still an idea.

In any case, it could give us a thought of the specs of Audi’s future best in class vehicle.

The German automaker says that the vehicle is outfitted with a 120 kWh battery pack, and its most recent 800-volt innovation found in the e-tron GT:

“This strategy makes charging times that approach a refueling stop for a car with a conventional engine possible. Just ten minutes are enough to charge the battery to a level sufficient to power the car more than 300 kilometers (186 miles). In less than 25 minutes, you can charge the 120 kWh battery from 5 to 80 percent.”

Audi says that the system will be useful for 750 kilometers (466 miles) of reach on a single charge.

That is reasonable on the WLTP standard and on the EPA standard, the vehicle ought to draw nearer to 400 miles and charge or somewhat more.