Audi’s E-Tron SUV went all-electric for the first time in its 2019 model year, and with the lineup expanding in 2021 to add a new Sportback model, the base electric SUV is getting cheaper. Starting price for a base model E-Tron SUV was $74,800, but now it will drop by nearly $9,000 to $65,900.

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Other changes include additional usable battery capacity — Audi limits it to make the batteries last longer — and tweaks that make the SUV more efficient. They’re built into the Sportback version at launch, which has 218 miles of listed range, and the 2021 SUV will extend its EPA-rated range by 18 miles, to 222 mile.

While the car wasn’t covered in camo, it was showered with an intense light show that made photography tricky. But it’s our best look at the upcoming E-Tron variant that’ll join the rest of the automaker’s electric cars.

The E-Tron Sportback is expected to have similar specs as the E-Tron SUV that we drove earlier this year. So expect a vehicle with a battery pack of about 95kWh and a range in the low-to-mid 200s.

From what I could see, it looks quintessential Audi. We’ll get a better look at it this Fall. Once the vehicle disappeared behind a curtain and the lights stopped pulsating, the automaker continued with their presentation and unveiled the A: Trail concept.