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Here's all the charging information that you need to know about the e-tron sportback. At 150 kW charging stations you can get approximately 58 miles of range in 10 minutes and 174 miles in 30 minutes.

Rapid charging

The e-tron Sportback’s 150 kW rapid charging capability when charging at a high speed commerical charger is achieved in large part by a highly flexible thermal management system. This system is comprised of four separate circuits and regulates the temperature of the high-voltage components. In addition to high-speed charging, a long battery life cycle and reproducible performance, even under heavy loads, are significant resulting benefits. The standard heat pump, which harnesses waste heat from the high-voltage battery, can capture up to 3 kW of actual power losses for heating and air conditioning the interior.

The right technology: revolutionary electric engineering overview

• With buyers of premium vehicles driving an average of about 30 miles per day[1], the Audi e-tron Sportback – with an EPA-estimated range of 218 – is designed for daily usability.
• The e-tron Sportback joins the previously introduced e-tron SUV by charging at a stand-out 150 kilowatts, at high speed public chargers.

Charging at this speed translates to:

Approximate charge time (charging at 150 kW high speed public chargers)	EPA Estimated range (actual range will vary)
10 minutes	58 miles or approx. 1 hr. of driving time
30 minutes	174 miles or approx. 3 hours of driving time