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All about charging
Whether you’re charging at home or on the go, we’ve got you covered. 95% of car journeys in the UK are less than 25 miles* so most of your journeys could be covered by charging at home with a home wall box. And with a continuously growing network of charging stations across the country, charging a fully electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle has never been easier or faster.
How long does it take to charge an electric car?
There are three types of electric car charging: slow, rapid and ultra-rapid. The slower chargers will use AC power, whereas the more powerful rapid chargers will use DC. AC chargers tend to be found in residential areas, car parks and shopping centres, whilst DC chargers are usually found on motorways and some large retailers.
How much does it cost to charge an electric Audi?
Audi fully electric (e-tron) and plug-in hybrid (TFSI e) customers can now benefit from the OVO Energy tariff, with which Charge Anytime gives you access to a smart charging rate of 7p/kwh any time you charge your EV. This means you could drive from as low as 2p/mile on this tariff*, therefore helping to reduce the cost ownership of an e-tron. Also you could benefit from up to 10,000 free miles* of charging when you purchase a new fully electric Audi and switch to OVO Energy with the Charge Anytime tariff bolt on.
How do I charge my electric Audi?
All about range
Our fully electric cars are ready for your everyday trips, as well as your longer trips. Q6 SUV e-tron quattro has a maximum electric range on a full charge of 339 - 381 miles*. Explore more below about electric range and how to make the most of your miles.
Factors that may influence your range
There are lots of factors that can influence the real-world range of your electric car, from your driving style to the weight of your load. Here are the top three range influences to be aware of:
Temperature
The chemical make-up of Audi e-tron model batteries means that it’s at its most efficient when outdoor temperatures are between 20°C and 30°C.
Air conditioning
Most auxiliary systems in a car require electrical power from the battery, with heating and air conditioning consuming the most energy on an electric vehicle – up to 30%!
Driving profiles
Like a conventional combustion-powered car, the type of driving you’re doing, such as motorway or city driving, will affect its energy consumption - and therefore its range.
How to get more range from your battery
Planning ahead and adopting an economical driving style will have the most influence on your range. Here’s some hints and tips on ways to maximise the range you get on your electric Audi.