Electric Saloon with Chauffeur: What Passengers Should Know About Range, Charging and Comfort

When booking an electric saloon, passengers usually ask the same questions. Here are the answers – without marketing jargon.

Is the range enough?

In everyday use, our electric saloons cover well over 400 kilometres on one charge. Airport – Kitzbühel is around 130 kilometres, airport – Salzburg around 150, airport – Innsbruck around 170. Even a return trip is possible without recharging. The vehicle starts every ride with a full battery.

Is it charged on the way?

Not for transfers. On full-day hourly bookings, the chauffeur plans charging stops while you are at an appointment – you will not notice a thing.

What does “locally emission-free” mean?

The vehicle emits no exhaust gases while driving. We deliberately do not say “climate-neutral” or “CO₂-free”: manufacturing and electricity generation cause emissions. Locally emission-free is the honest wording – and for companies with sustainability requirements, it is what counts.

How quiet is the ride?

Without engine noise, only tyre and wind noise remain. Phone calls in the back are no problem, even at motorway speed. Many business travellers use the ride for video calls – the on-board Wi-Fi is good enough for that.

Luggage

The electric saloon has room for three people and three suitcases. Ski luggage fits with the rear seat folded down, which then leaves room for two people. With more luggage or more people, the van is the right choice.

Winter

Cold reduces the range by about a fifth – with over 400 kilometres, that has no impact on transfers. The vehicle is preheated before pickup, so you get into a warm interior.

Which vehicles do you use?

The “Business Green” class is our electric saloon for up to three people. For groups, the Mercedes-Benz V-Class is available. You choose the class in the booking form, and the fixed price is shown before booking.

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The service at a glance: Electric limousine service Munich. For groups and lots of luggage: Van transfer. Typical routes: Kitzbühel, Salzburg.