Audi EV Technology Desktop

e-tron

The world is changing – and mobility is changing with it. Be inspired by it and experience the movement of<br/>tomorrow. Because with the Audi e-tron, electromobility is not only sustainable but also exciting. Loaded with<br/>a thrilling design, a breathtaking driving experience, and innovative technology for almost limitless freedom.

The seamless switch to electric.

The breadth of the Audi e-tron lineup harnesses over a century of Audi engineering prowess. Every model comes equipped with long-range capability, ultra-fast charging batteries, and state-of-the-art technology to make switching to electric driving as seamless as possible.

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Buzzwords for an electric life

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kW (kilowatts)

The unit of measurement for electrical power. In Electric Vehicles, the kW of a motor relates to its maximum<br/>power output. In relation to a combustion engine, each kW is roughly equivalent to 1.34 horsepower.

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kWh (kilowatt hours)

Battery capacity is like a conventional gas tank, but is measured in kWh or kilowatt hours (versus gallons).<br/>Kilometres per kWh for an EV is equivalent to mpg for a combustion engine vehicle — essentially, it is your<br/>energy consumption. The lower the kWh consumed, the more energy efficient the battery

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Charge time

Charging times refer to the time it takes to fully charge your Audi e-tron battery at home with a fast-charging alternating current (AC) system. While charging is generally seamless, several factors can influence the speed or rate of charge when recharging your electric vehicle (EV). The maximum power output of the charging site, temperature of the battery, ambient temperature, state of charge of the battery at the beginning of charge, the level you would like to charge your battery to, and several other factors all affect how long it takes to charge your Audi e-tron