Audi PH to prepare your home to charge your e-tron EV. Audi AudiPhilippines CarGuidePH
International studies reveal that as much as 88 percent of owners charge their electric vehicles at home, making residential charging solutions a significant component in the transition to sustainable, electric-powered mobility.
The Audi e-tron models come with an Audi portable charging system that can be plugged into either a suitable household outlet or a three-phase industrial outlet. But Audi Philippines also offers e-tron owners the option of having an alternating current charging unit installed in their homes. This allows them to fully charge an Audi e-tron model overnight, or “top-up” the battery charge level whenever it is convenient to do so — just like for mobile phones.
Heading the e-tron range is the Audi e-tron SUV, the first fully electric production model from Audi. Offering the luxury and space of full-size SUVs, the Audi e-tron SUV is powered by two electric motors outputting 408 horsepower and 664 Nm. When fully charged, the model can travel as much as 484 kilometers .
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