Audi charging hub Frankfurt - Easy-to-move swivel arms facilitate use.

Roadmap to electric mobility

Full e-power ahead

At Audi, the mobility of the future is electric. But the central question is: How does the brand with the four rings envision sustainable mobility? On the one hand, the vision includes all-electric models that are produced and delivered to customers under net carbon neutral conditions. At the same time, electromobility is only as green as the electricity used to charge it. That’s why the brand with the four rings is investing in charging infrastructure, promoting the expansion of renewable energies, and analyzing the life cycle of its models to identify even more carbon savings potential. The premium brand is keeping all its processes in sight: the sourcing of raw materials, their supply chain, and production itself in addition to the utilization phase and recycling or reuse at the end of a car’s life cycle.

Audi Q6 e-tron quattro - Static photo, 
Colour: Plasma blue metallic
Electric portfolio
Audi Q4 e-tron - Static photo, 
Colour: Geyser blue
Lifecycle analysis
Audi RS e-tron GT - Audi is focusing on the power used to charge its electric fleet as a critical lever for reducing carbon emissions.

Static photo,
Colour: Daytona grey
More green power for Audi’s European e-tron fleet
Audi charging hub Frankfurt - When the state of charge exceeds 40 percent, the maximum charging capacity is automatically reduced. At the same time, the rechargeable range per unit of time decreases progressively.
Charging technology and infrastructure

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Christian Hartmann Christian Hartmann
Spokesperson model series e-tron GT, Q8 e-tron and RS 5, Automated Driving, Fuel Cell
Stefan Grillneder Stefan Grillneder
Spokesperson Nuvolari, model series Q6 e-tron, A6 e-tron, PPE (Premium Platform Electric), Connected Car
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