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Home charging at a glance.

Take the power back home.

Plug in and charge overnight for a full charge in the morning.
Take advantage of cheaper night time electricity rates
Save trips to public charging stations with home charging

How to charge at home

Public charging at a glance.

Let the power follow you.

The electric charging network in the Middle East region is growing.
Benefit from super fast charging times.
Get easy access to thousands of public charging stations.
Use your Audi navigation system to find convenient charging stops along your route.

How to charge on the road

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How do different driving profiles affect my range?
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. Unlike a combustion car, which is typically most efficient at constant speeds with less frequent acceleration, such as on motorways, an electric car is least efficient at the higher speeds achieved on these types of road. This is because the aerodynamic drag working against the car becomes proportionately much greater at high speed, which means it requires more energy.
How does the outside temperature affect my range?
The chemical make-up of the Audi e-tron’s battery means that it’s at its most efficient when outdoor temperatures are at around 20°C. This is because the e-tron battery operates best at its optimal temperature range (between 20°C and 30°C), whereas colder outside temperatures require more energy to get it to its optimum. That’s why, when it’s excessively hot or cold outside, you’ll notice an impact on your mileage range. Plus, you’re more likely to use applications like defrosting, heating and heated seats during cold weather (and air conditioning when it’s hot).
How do heating and air conditioning affect my range?
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. In fact, up to 30% of an electric car’s mileage range can be used up in this way. Where possible, try to limit excessive heating or cooling, as the higher the settings, the more battery energy is consumed. We also recommend pre-heating or pre-cooling your car while it’s charging, you can do this remotely via the myAudi app remote features.
How do different driving profiles affect my range?
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. Unlike a combustion car, which is typically most efficient at constant speeds with less frequent acceleration, such as on motorways, an electric car is least efficient at the higher speeds achieved on these types of road. This is because the aerodynamic drag working against the car becomes proportionately much greater at high speed, which means it requires more energy.
How does the outside temperature affect my range?
The chemical make-up of the Audi e-tron’s battery means that it’s at its most efficient when outdoor temperatures are at around 20°C. This is because the e-tron battery operates best at its optimal temperature range (between 20°C and 30°C), whereas colder outside temperatures require more energy to get it to its optimum. That’s why, when it’s excessively hot or cold outside, you’ll notice an impact on your mileage range. Plus, you’re more likely to use applications like defrosting, heating and heated seats during cold weather (and air conditioning when it’s hot).

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Maximising your range.

Depending on your location and driving style, there are ways you can improve your Audi EV’s range.

Set a higher recuperation rate.
Use Efficiency or Range Modes.
Limit heating and air conditioning.
Pre-condition your car while on charge.

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Learning your range.

When you first collect your new electric Audi, it’s normal to notice a range figure that’s different to what you’d expect, even on a full charge. This is because the car needs to ‘learn’ your driving habits before it can calculate a more accurate mileage range.

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Servicing & warranties
Servicing intervals for an EV vehicle are less frequent and less expensive, partly as there is no engine oil involved. Brake pads also last longer due to the EV’s recuperation system. Audi EVs are also covered by extensive warranties, which includes long term warranties on the Audi e-tron batteries. Ask to your trusted Audi Dealer for more information about the servicing and warranty packages.
Cost of ownership
Audi EVs bring a whole lot of cost-saving benefits to your life. From cheaper electricity costs, reduced maintenance costs, reduced emissions and reliable resale values.
Battery care
To maximise your Audi’s EV battery, follow these tips: Keep the battery charged between 20% and 80% to avoid overcharging or discharging. For your everyday driving, you don’t need to drain the battery to charge again, use every opportunity to top up your range. Charge your Audi EV fully before storing it for longer periods and disconnect the negative battery terminal to avoid discharging. Regular maintenance – follow the maintenance schedule provided by Audi.
Servicing & warranties
Servicing intervals for an EV vehicle are less frequent and less expensive, partly as there is no engine oil involved. Brake pads also last longer due to the EV’s recuperation system. Audi EVs are also covered by extensive warranties, which includes long term warranties on the Audi e-tron batteries. Ask to your trusted Audi Dealer for more information about the servicing and warranty packages.
Cost of ownership
Audi EVs bring a whole lot of cost-saving benefits to your life. From cheaper electricity costs, reduced maintenance costs, reduced emissions and reliable resale values.

Audi’s electric infrastructure.

Through partnerships and proprietary charging technologies, Audi is growing the electric infrastructure of the Middle East. This includes home installations of Audi e-tron original chargers and third-party provider units, as well as the expansion of public, on-the-road charging stations.

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Charging sustainability.

Progress is green power. And at Audi we’re working to build a power ecosystem for our electric vehicles that comes from renewable resources, and doesn’t generate carbon emissions. From green power home and on-the-road chargers to storing power at Audi charging hubs using second-life batteries, we’re creating the physical infrastructure today that will become the norm tomorrow.

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Charging sustainability.

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Home charging at a glance.

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How do different driving profiles affect my range?

How does the outside temperature affect my range?

How do heating and air conditioning affect my range?

How do different driving profiles affect my range?

How does the outside temperature affect my range?

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Maximising your range.

Learning your range.

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