Home charging for your Audi e-tron®
A Level 2 charger at home is the single best upgrade for Audi e-tron® ownership. You plug in when you get home and leave with a full battery. Here's what's involved in setting one up and what to ask your electrician.
Why Level 2
A standard 120-volt outlet adds only a few miles of range per hour, which isn't enough for most daily driving. A 240-volt Level 2 charger is many times faster and can fully recharge most commutes overnight.
Choosing a charger
Look for a UL-listed Level 2 charger that matches your Audi's onboard charging rate and the circuit your electrician recommends. Hardwired units can deliver more power than plug-in units. Smart chargers let you schedule charging for off-peak hours. Our team can tell you the charging rate of the model you're considering.
What your electrician will check
A licensed electrician will look at your panel's capacity, the distance from the panel to where you park, and whether you need a permit, which most townships require. Those three things drive most of the installation cost. Get a written quote before work starts.
Rebates and incentives
The federal tax credit for home chargers ended June 30, 2026. Check with your electric utility, such as Duquesne Light, about any current programs, and ask us about any Audi charging offers available when you buy.
Start your Audi e-tron® ownership here
Visit Audi Sewickley to compare Audi e-tron® models and talk through charging for your home. Call 412-324-2509 or schedule a test drive.
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