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Electric power without compromise

The Audi e-tron® is our first-ever purely electric vehicle — an SUV charged to go the distance. Audi e-tron® prototypes are undergoing testing in all conditions on four continents to prove they’re worthy of the rings.

  • 150 kW high-speed charging
  • All-new electric quattro® all-wheel drive
  • Exhilarating acceleration from dual electric motors
  • Long-range capability with 95 kWh battery
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Go far
The first purely electric vehicle from Audi will offer long-range capability, room for five people, and ample cargo space and towing capacity.

A large 95 kWh battery offers long distance trips on a single charge. The e-tron® will be engineered for both AC and DC charging via the widespread SAE Combined Charging System (CCS), and can utilize 150kW DC high speed public charging stations that provides to 80% charge in about 30 minutes. At home, 9.6 kW AC charger (Level 2, 240-volt/40 amps) is designed to deliver a full charge overnight.
Advanced driving dynamics

Quick acceleration provided by two electric motors creates nearly instantaneous torque — and an unparalleled driving experience. An electric motor is placed on each of the axels, distributing power more efficiently. The new electric quattro® all-wheel drive helps provide exceptional control and confidence in a variety of driving conditions.

Positioned low in the vehicle to enhance driving dynamics, the battery pack is designed to be compact and sleek.
Charged to fit your life

The Audi e-tron® will be designed to be charged in a manner that best suits your needs. At home, wake up to a fresh charge by conveniently charging overnight. If you’re on the go, you can rely on the growing network of nearly 15,000 public charging stations with 39,000 charging outlets equipped to charge your e-tron.®.

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Leading the charge

Audi e-tron® will be engineered to charge with 150 kW DC high-speed public stations using the SAE Combined Charging System (CCS). These high-speed public chargers can provide an approximate 80% charge in about 30 minutes.

The Audi e-tron® will utilize a dedicated cooling system which helps keep the battery operating at an optimal temperature and ensures repeatable performance.

Having undergone extensive crash testing, the 95 kWh solid battery casing is designed to enhance security in the event of a collision.
  • 150 kW
    charging capability
  • 80% Charge
    in about 30 minutes
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Go the distance

The e-tron® battery is rigorously tested to perform for a long duration.
Autobahn performance

The battery pack is designed to handle repeated accelerations and high speeds.

Always obey all speed and traffic laws.
Cool under pressure

Liquid cooling enables effective thermal management to help optimize battery performance.
Proper protection

The specifically engineered Audi frame technology helps create rigidity to protect the battery from damage from below.

The world is our proving ground

We’re taking the e-tron® prototype to the streets to demonstrate its capabilities. 250 test vehicles are being put through their paces in a series of rigorous challenges under extreme conditions. We’re doing electric properly — the Audi way.

Audi engineers optimize drag and noise under extreme conditions in the Wind Tunnel Center in Ingolstadt.
The tests will cover over 3 million miles, spanning four continents.
The Audi e-tron prototype features decisive aerodynamics.
A growing network of public charging stations allows for
easier charging on the go.
The Audi e-tron prototype in a Faraday cage.

Get connected to your drive

Personalize each ride from the palm of your hand with the help of our Audi mobile app. Discover a virtually seamless connection to your e-tron® and a range of premium services.

Remote access
Easily monitor and manage your Audi e-tron® with the Audi mobile app.
▸   Personalize settings within your vehicle
▸   Monitor battery charge level
▸   Remote pre-heat or pre-cool temperature control
Charge On the go
Get access to nearly 15,000 public charging stations with over 39,000 public outlets. Easily locate a charging solution while on the go through our mobile app and in the vehicle.



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Want to know more?

The e-tron® will represent a bold new world. Learn more about range, performance, financial incentives and more.

What federal or state incentives will be available?
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An individual who purchases an e-tron® may be eligible for a federal tax credit of up to $7,500. Additional state incentives may also be available. Federal and state incentives are subject to change; please reference your state’s specific legislation regarding incentive eligibility as not all incentives may be applicable to every customer.
How much will the vehicle cost?
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The manufacturer’s suggested retail pricing (MSRP) for the U.S. market will be announced alongside other specifications and details in Fall 2018.
How far can I go on one charge?
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The e-tron® is being designed to offer long-range capability, making long distance trips possible on a single charge. The official range of the vehicle will be determined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and will be released at a later date closer to market availability. Actual mileage and range will vary and depend on several factors including driving and charging habits, weather and temperature, battery age and vehicle condition.
Where will e-tron® be manufactured?
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The e-tron® will be manufactured in the brand new, environmentally sustainable Audi Brussels facility, which was designed specifically to produce Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs).
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Where can I charge my e-tron®?
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At home is where most customers are expected to charge their vehicles, so you can wake up to a full charge from your home. And when you’re on the go, there are over 15,000 public charging stations with over 39,000 public charging outlets in the U.S. that are compatible with the Audi e-tron®. More charging stations are planned, including the Electrify America charging network which plans to establish over 650 new locations including nearly 300 highway sites across the country for longer trips.

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Will the e-tron® come with a charging cable?
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Yes, the e-tron® will come standard with a dual-voltage home charger. This charger will include plugs that can utilize both a standard 120-volt household outlet (1.2 kW) as well as a fast-speed 240-volt NEMA 6-50 outlet (9.6 kW). Additional charging plugs will be available through Audi Aftersales.
What is the anticipated charging time for the e-tron®?
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The e-tron® can be fully recharged at home in under 10 hours with a standard Level 2 charger (240-volt), depending on charger capabilities and the existing charge level. Furthermore, the e-tron® is designed to support 150 kW high-speed public chargers that can offer up to an 80% recharge in about 30 minutes.
When will the e-tron® be available?
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Reservations for the e-tron® will begin Fall 2018. At that time, details on pricing and select specifications will be made public. Vehicle deliveries will begin in early 2019.
Is a fee required to reserve my e-tron®?
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Yes, a fully refundable $1,000 reservation fee is required to secure your future e-tron®. This fee will be refunded in full to the credit card utilized for the reservation upon purchase and delivery of the vehicle. Financing and delivery details will be finalized closer to the delivery date.
How many reservations will Audi be taking?
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There is no limit on the amount of reservations but it is recommended you reserve early to ensure you get your e-tron® as soon as possible.
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Range estimations are based on preliminary testing using an approximation of an EPA test cycle. Final specifications of the production vehicle are subject to change.

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Charging station statistics provided by the Department of Energy. Visit site for details

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Source: Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy: Visit site for details

Charging station statistics provided by Department of Energy. Visit site for details

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