Plug-in-hybrid
Plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) combine the benefits of two drive technologies. While internal combustion engines offer long range, electric motors provide an alternative for locally emission-free driving on most day-to-day routes. In addition, in a PHEV, the electric drive supports the combustion engine in under partial load and contributes additional boost for faster acceleration. In designing its PHEV models, Audi is pursuing several goals: long and frequent stretches of electric driving, low overall energy consumption, simple charging management, and high suitability for everyday use.
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Maximum flexibility: Audi’s plug-in hybrids
In addition to fully electric vehicles, Audi is also focusing on plug-in hybrids. The new e-hybrid models combine electric efficiency with traditional combustion-engine technology. This makes them especially versatile and well-suited for everyday use. Short distances can be covered locally with zero emissions and near-silent electric driving, while the combustion engine ensures range and convenience on longer trips. The intelligent and efficient mix of drive types enables a sporty yet comfortable driving experience.