Audi e-tron App Revolutionizes Electric Mobility in Brazil

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Published on 01/03/2024 at 14:00

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A Free Tool That Connects Users to Over 240 Electric Charging Points Across the Country

In an innovative move to promote sustainable mobility, Audi Brazil announces the launch of the Audi e-tron app, now available at no cost on Android and iOS platforms. This launch marks a significant step towards integrating Audi’s network of electric chargers and its partners nationwide, facilitating users’ access to over 240 charging points spread throughout the country.

The Audi e-tron app stands out for its user-friendly interface, allowing users, after a simple vehicle registration, to locate available fast charging stations not only at Audi dealerships but also at strategic locations such as malls, hotels, and supermarkets. It is important to highlight that the app is open to vehicles from all brands, democratizing access to electric charging.

Planning and Convenience at Your Fingertips

In addition to mapping charging points, the app provides detailed information about the availability and capacity of chargers, enabling effective trip and charging planning. Users can select vehicles, access charging histories, mark favorite locations, and even plot routes to chargers using integrated navigation apps, as well as monitor the battery charge level in real-time.

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Exclusive Benefits and Strategic Partnerships

Audi users enjoy exclusive advantages in the app, such as discounts on charges and the ability to reserve charging stations, subject to availability, through QR Codes at the stations. Audi is constantly seeking new partnerships to expand and strengthen the electric charging network in Brazil. For brand customers, charging is free, while users of other brands have a suggested fee of R$ 3.50 per kWh.

Leadership in Electrification and Investment in Infrastructure

Audi Brazil positions itself as a leader in vehicle electrification, with a record of electrified vehicle sales in 2022 and an 18.9% increase in 2023, driven by the success of the Audi Q5 model and its plug-in hybrid variant. The brand is committed to sustainability, planning to launch 20 new electrified models by 2026 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, including the entire production chain.

Since 2019, Audi has invested over R$ 87 million in charging infrastructure in Brazil, including the installation of fast chargers in partnership with companies such as EDP, Volkswagen, Porsche, and more recently, Raízen and the Shell network, demonstrating its commitment to expanding electric mobility in the country.

Commitment to Sustainable Mobility

The partnership with Enel X reinforces Audi’s commitment to electrification, offering a superior charging experience to its customers through 150kW DC chargers installed in front of 41 selected dealerships. Enel X provides intelligent management of the charging network, allowing for efficient remote control and promoting conscious and efficient electricity consumption.

Audi celebrates 30 years of presence in Brazil in 2024, establishing itself as one of the country’s most desired brands. With a history of innovation and leadership, Audi Brazil and Enel X are partners at the forefront of the transition to more sustainable mobility, offering advanced technological solutions and value-added services to promote a cleaner and more efficient energy future.

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Patricia Kamel – Approach.

Audi e-tron App Revolutionizes Electric Mobility in Brazil

A Free Tool That Connects Users to Over 240 Electric Charging Points Across the Country

Planning and Convenience at Your Fingertips

Exclusive Benefits and Strategic Partnerships

Leadership in Electrification and Investment in Infrastructure

Commitment to Sustainable Mobility

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