Following Tesla's hint on its supercharger location in Singapore and Hyundai's plans for a manufacturing plant for electric cars, Singapore is gearing up for further electrification.
One of the biggest challenges for electric cars in Singapore is the dominance of high-rise residence that makes charging at home difficult.
However, Audi Singapore has a solution for that. A partnership with SP Group provides Audi e-tron owners with a seamless charging experience. SP Group is a government-owned electricity and gas distribution company in Singapore.
Under the partnership, SP Group will install AC chargers for e-tron owners living in condominiums and offer 18 months of free charging within the SP Group’s public charging network.
E-tron owners living in in landed properties get 6 months of free charging and enjoy 10% off from the public charging network for the next 30 months.
It is a good way of encouraging the adoption of EVs.
Audi Singapore has just unveiled the Audi e-tron 50 and Audi e-tron Sportback 50 that start at SGD 310,730 and SGD 321,235 respectively.
Both electric Audis have 71kWh batteries and a WLTP range of more than 300 km. 0-100 km/h acceleration is 6.8 seconds.
AC charging is rated at 11 kW (7 hours to 100% charge) while DC fast charging can go up to 120 kW (25 minutes to 80% charge).
Audi Singapore is currently hosting the "Audi e-tron Hub" at Audi Centre Singapore. Both new electric cars are on display together with AR and VR exhibitions until 18 February 2021.
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