Audi Q4 e-tron S Line 40 82kWh
- 82kWh
- Energy
- NMC
- Chemistry
- %
- State of health
What you're buying
Traction battery from a 2021 Audi Q4 e-tron S Line 40. The 82 kWh total figure is the donor specification, not a measurement of remaining capacity. The year refers to the donor vehicle; the battery manufacture date is unconfirmed. Recorded part number: 0Z1915910FB. The battery is reported as no good, with 0% state of charge and OBD advice to balance module M6. The reported 100% state of health does not resolve those concerns or establish functionality. Reported figures: 100% state of health and 0% state of charge. These figures are unverified and do not establish current performance. A document is referenced, but its contents have not been checked. Confirm the exact part and connector configuration, current condition and availability before purchase.
Specification
Identity & history
- Manufacturer
- Audi
- Model
- Q4 e-tron S Line 40
- Previous use
- EV / automotive
- Part number
- 0Z1915910FB
Technical details
- Chemistry
- NMC
- Energy per pack
- 82 kWh
- Nominal voltage
- 352 V
- Configuration
- 96s3p
Inventory & dimensions
- Available
- 1 pack
- Format
- Pack
Condition
Condition
Below reuse threshold or damaged.
State of health
Trade accounts only
Collection & paperwork
Collection & transport
- Collection site
- Adwick-le-Street, Yorkshire, GB
- Freight
- Confirmed before payment
Documents on file
- Safety data sheet (MSDS)—
- UN38.3 test report—
- Test reports—
- Photos1 file
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