[pekfishe]

I am planning a trip from San Francisco to Philadelphia. Has anyone had experience road tripping with the e-tron?

 

[pearsonb]

I’m in Canada and looking forward to when cross-country trips are possible again post-Covid-19. In the meantime, I’ve found the PlugShare app really useful. It has a trip planning function which helps you find Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations along your route that match the e-Tron’s range.

 

[tmiele]

I think you would have problems getting to Denver trying to use Level 3 chargers. Once you get past Denver you should be OK getting to Philly. Pre-Covid-19 I planned two trips - Wisconsin to Nashville and Wisconsin to Connecticut. I could make it to the destinations, but if Added side trips (Smokey Mts for Nashville and Adirondack Mts for the CT trip) there were too few charging stations). Also the cost of charging was almost double the price of gas. If I do the Connecticut trip this year, I'll be going with gas in my Q7. As they build out the level 3 charging network, trips like this will be easy.

 

[polyphonic]

Try A Better Route Planner.

 

[Lumas]

I am planning a trip from San Francisco to Philadelphia. Has anyone had experience road tripping with the e-tron?

Have you seen these videos?

Video: Audi e-tron Across the USA, Cannonball Run Style - e-tron connect

Ride.Tech and KBB made a cross-country run in the Audi e-tron. Videos from both publications can be found below. You can also read about it HERE.

audiclubna.org

 

[CrossBones]

I am planning a trip from San Francisco to Philadelphia. Has anyone had experience road tripping with the e-tron?

Look into Harley-Davidson dealerships (2020 LiveWire Motorcycle | Harley-Davidson United States) along your planned route . Any dealer selling the LiveWire electric motorcycle is required by H-D to have a Level 3 charger. Most are using ChargePoint units and have them available to the public 24-7.

Good luck and safe travels!

 

[E.T.]

Try A Better Route Planner.

Which route planners are the better ones?

 

[omegafiler]

Which route planners are the better ones?

That's the name of the recommended app and website, "A Better Routeplanner," or ABRP. Super handy for planning longer EV trips as it has lots of customizations and details for a wide range of routes and charging stations. I'd compare results to the Audi App and Google, for reference.

A Better Routeplanner

A Better Routeplanner (ABRP) for planning trips and charging with a Electric Vehicle - both home and in-car.

abetterrouteplanner.com

 

[E.T.]

That's the name of the recommended app and website, "A Better Routeplanner," or ABRP. Super handy for planning longer EV trips as it has lots of customizations and details for a wide range of routes and charging stations. I'd compare results to the Audi App and Google, for reference.

A Better Routeplanner

A Better Routeplanner (ABRP) for planning trips and charging with a Electric Vehicle - both home and in-car.

abetterrouteplanner.com

Haha... too funny! 😂 Thanks for the clarification!