Audi Electric Car and Plug-in Hybrid Range
Plug-in hybrid Audi saloons, electric Audi hatchbacks to electric Audi SUV cars
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Audi Electric Cars and Plug-in Hybrid Cars
New Q6 e-tron has arrived
The Audi Q6 SUV e-tron has now arrived at your nearest Group 1 Audi dealership.
Key features of the new Audi Q6 e-tron include:
✔ Acceleration from (0-62 mph) in 5.9 seconds
✔ Maximum range on a full charge 339 – 381 miles
✔ Inverted singleframe grille signifies the model as fully electric
✔ Eye-catching 19" alloy wheels come as standard
✔ Optional panoramic sunroof
✔ Comfort remote preconditioning is standard, allowing you to activate the climate control, heated seats and heated steering wheel remotely via the myAudi app
✔ Heated twin leather sport seats with contrast stitching, electric lumbar support and heated steering wheel come as standard; alongside heated rear seats for optimum comfort
✔ 5 seats, 3 i-Size child seat mountings and 526 litres of luggage space
✔ A slim, curved 14.5" Audi MMI panoramic display & 10.9"display for your passenger to enjoy
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Audi Electric Cars
Audi fully electric vehicles give you everything you’d expect from an Audi with the added benefit of being fully electric.
From taking advantage of incentives and exemptions, to reducing emissions whilst driving, there are so many benefits to owning an electric Audi, including:
✔ Instant torque
✔ Less emissions whilst driving
✔ Local incentives - which may include reduced cost Residents’ Parking Permits, Green Vehicle Permits and free parking
✔ Congestion Charge exemption
✔ Free access to Low Emission Zones
✔ Electric car offers and incentives
Browse our new Audi range of fully electric (e-tron) vehicles. They are everything you’d expect from Audi. Plus electric.
Visit your nearest Group 1 Audi retailer today to experience an electric test drive experience.
At Group 1 Audi, we highly recommend that you use a wall box to charge your electric Audi. However, occasionally you may want to charge your car using a 3-pin socket, therefore your electric Audi also comes with a Compact Charging System (Please speak with your local retailer as some of the compact charging system is currently unavailable with some of our TFSI e models), to help you connect.
Benefits of home charging include the following:
✔ 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
If using a domestic socket, please consult an electrician before plugging in for the first time. Contact an electrician before plugging into a domestic socket for the first time as suitability for charging using a domestic socket will depend on the condition of the wiring in your home. If the domestic socket is on the same circuit as other appliances, particularly those in frequent use, the additional amperage may be enough to trip a breaker switch.
Many electricity providers are even offering specific home electric vehicle tariffs which could make your running costs even cheaper. Plus you may be eligible to receive a government contribution towards the cost and installation of your home wall box. Find out more here.
There are now thousands of public charging stations across the UK. Backed by Government initiatives and spurred on by public demand, more and more charging points are being added to the public network every day. You can find Audi Charging Service points through your car's navigation or myAudi app.
Get myAudi on IOS here
Get myAudi on Android here
Audi Plug-in Hybrid TFSI e collection Cars
Audi's plug-in hybrid cars have a combustion engine and electric motor, giving you the best of both EV and traditional worlds, from hatchback to saloon, theres a plug-in hybrid for every taste.
Download the EV&me app to see if changing to a plug-in hybrid vehicle could be right for you.
Get myAudi on IOS here
Get myAudi on Android here
Browse our new or used Audi range of plug-in hybrid (TFSI e) vehicles.
Visit your nearest Group 1 Audi retailer today to experience a Plug-in hybrid Audi test drive experience.
At Group 1 Audi, we highly recommend that you use a wall box to charge your electric Audi. However, occasionally you may want to charge your car using a 3-pin socket, therefore your electric Audi also comes with a Compact Charging System (Please speak with your local retailer as some of the compact charging system is currently unavailable with some of our TFSI e models), to help you connect.
Benefits of home charging include the following:
✔ 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
If using a domestic socket, please consult an electrician before plugging in for the first time. Contact an electrician before plugging into a domestic socket for the first time as suitability for charging using a domestic socket will depend on the condition of the wiring in your home. If the domestic socket is on the same circuit as other appliances, particularly those in frequent use, the additional amperage may be enough to trip a breaker switch.
Many electricity providers are even offering specific home electric vehicle tariffs which could make your running costs even cheaper. Plus you may be eligible to receive a government contribution towards the cost and installation of your home wall box. Find out more here.
There are now thousands of public charging stations across the UK. Backed by Government initiatives and spurred on by public demand, more and more charging points are being added to the public network every day. You can find Audi Charging Service points through your car's navigation or myAudi app.
Get myAudi on IOS here
Get myAudi on Android here
Audi EV Service and Maintenance
What servicing and maintenance do electric Audis need?
Inspection Service
An Inspection Service Includes many traditional servicing elements such as checking fluid levels, filters and lights, as well as the condition of the tyres and the braking system to ensure they meet the legal requirements. There are further inspections carried out by our trained technicians that are specific to you e-tron, for example checking your vehicle’s charging port, high-voltage system, and if applicable, replacing the coolant leakage reservoir. An inspection service is required at the below intervals:
Q4 e-tron / Q4 Sportback e-tron - Every 2 years
Q8 e-tron / Q8 Sportback e-tron / SQ8 e-tron / SQ8 Sportback e-tron - Every 18,600 miles / 2 years
e-tron GT quattro / RS e-tron GT - Every 2 years
Pollen Filter Replacement - Every 2 years
Brake Fluid Change - Every 2 years
Air Conditioning Service - Every 4 years (only applicable to vehicles fitted with a heat pump - Q4 e-tron / Q4 Sportback e-tron)
What wear and tear can be expected for electric Audi cars?
Depending on driving behaviour and the age of the electric car, typical parts affected by wear and tear can be tyres, brake pads and discs, and wiper blades.
Tyre consumption may be higher due to higher weight and torque, but this will vary depending on driving style.
