Audi has promised to deliver 20 new cars by 2025, half of them electric. It’s part of a plan to launch only electric cars worldwide from 2026, as the German marque gears up for an all-electric future.
This guide provides a broad overview of what you need to know about electric Audis in 2024, including information about buying, charging and driving these vehicles. Got any further questions? Let us know in the comments and we’ll do our best to respond.
Which fully electric cars does Audi sell?
Right now, Audi’s electric range consists of four different models:
Which Audi electric cars are coming soon?
The Audi A6 Sportback E-tron will be available to order from September 2024. Prices are expected to start from £70,000, with the four-door saloon offering between 420 and 463 miles of range according to the official figures.
What is Audi’s electric car brand called?
Audi’s electric car brand is called E-Tron.
What is the warranty on an Audi electric car battery?
Audi’s electric car batteries come with an eight-year or 100,000-mile warranty, whichever comes first. All other parts on the car are covered for up to three years after purchase.
Where can you buy an Audi electric car?
You can buy a new Audi electric car from your nearest Audi dealer.
How much do Audi electric cars cost?
The Q4 E-Tron range starts from around £52,000, with the Sportback version adding £1,500 to the price.
The Q6 E-Tron costs from around £64,500, although the high-performance SQ6 E-tron is just shy of £94,000.
The Q8 E-Tron range starts from around £71,500 for the entry-level version, rising to £100,000 for the SQ8 E-Tron.
Finally, the S E-tron GT costs around £108,500, with the RS E-Tron GT at £127,500, and the flagship RS E-tron GT Performance priced at £144,000.
What type of plug do Audi EVs use?
Audi electric cars use Type 2 (AC) and CCS (DC) plugs.
What charging equipment comes as standard with an Audi electric car?
Aud’s Compact Charging System (CCS) consists of a control unit with a Type 2 AC charging cable on one side (which plugs into the AC socket), plus the following interchangeable cables on the other side of the unit:
You also get a Type 2 AC charging cable for use with a wallbox or a public charger.
Can Audi electric cars use rapid chargers?
Yes, Audi electric cars can use rapid chargers.
Can Audi electric cars use Ionity chargers?
Yes, Audi electric cars can use the Ionity 350kW ultra-rapid charging network.
Where is the charging point located on an Audi electric car?
The Audi E-Tron SUV, for example, comes with two charging access points. On the driver’s side, there is one that provides access to AC (Type 2 socket) and DC (CCS socket) charging. On the passenger side, there is a second AC (Type 2 socket) charging access point.
Which charge partners does Audi work with?
Audi has partnered with the following charging network operators: BP Pulse, Alfa Power, Shell Recharge, E-Flux, Hubsta, Virta, ESB Energy, Chargepoint, EVBox, Instavolt, Last Mile Solutions, Pod Point, Fastned, Ionity, Chargy, Franklin Energy, Osprey, Source London and E-Carni.
What is Audi’s wallbox called?
Audi’s recommended supplier for installing a wallbox is Ohme. It also recommends switching to OVO as your energy provider, and switching to the Charge Anytime tariff.
What wallbox options does Audi offer?
You can charge an Audi electric car using 3.7kW, 7kW or 22kW home chargers. Audi recommends the 7kW unit.
Do you get a free wallbox when you buy a new Audi electric car?
At the time of writing, Audi is offering a free 7kW Ohme 5m tethered cable Home Pro EV charger or a 7kW untethered ePod home EV charger when you buy a new electric car. Alternatively, you can opt for £500 worth of Audi charging or £500 off the price of a new Audi electric car.
What is the Audi E-tron Charging Service?
The E-Tron Charging Service (eCS) provides access to thousands of charging points across Europe. There are two tariffs: City and Transit.
City is designed for drivers who cover short distances and require flexibility. Transit is aimed at longer-distance drivers who may require access to the Ionity public charging network. This tariff includes discounted ultra-rapid charging.
What is the maximum charging speed of an Audi electric car?
For the S E-Tron GT, RS E-Tron GT and RS E-Tron GT Performance models, a maximum charging speed of 320kW means the ability to charge from 10 to 80 percent capacity in just 18 minutes.
Other Audi electric cars offer charging speeds between 135kW and 175kW, so you can expect to complete an 80 percent charge in around 30 minutes.
What is the range of an Audi electric car?
The range of an Audi electric car depends on the model. The Q6 E-Tron can travel the furthest on a single charge, managing up to 381 miles with a gentle right foot. The S E-Tron GT is almost as good, offering up to 375 miles according to the official figures.
As for the rest of the range, you can expect to see between 263 and 360 miles, depending on the E-Tron model in question.
What is the Audi electric car smartphone app called?
You can connect to your Audi electric car using the myAudi smartphone app. This provides information on the vehicle status, where it is parked, the lock status and a route planner. It also allows you to lock and unlock the doors remotely, along with activating the preconditioning function to heat or cool the car in advance.
How many Audi dealers are there and do they offer free charging for owners?
There are 116 Audi dealers in the UK. They do not offer free electric car charging for owners, however.
Does Audi sat-nav show charging point locations and availability?
Yes, the E-Tron route planner allows you to plan your route before you leave, including the charging stations along the journey. It also shows estimated charge times and traffic information.
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