Thanks to the EasyPark in-car application, Audi drivers can start, manage, and automatically end parking sessions directly through the vehicle's infotainment system. This creates a fully digital workflow where physical tickets or manual payment at a machine become unnecessary. The collaboration fits into Arrive's broader ambition to seamlessly integrate mobility services into daily commuting, making cities easier to navigate and travel less stressful.
The EasyPark in-car app will gradually be implemented in all Audi models in Europe that feature the Audi Application Store by the end of March 2026. Arrive already offers integrated solutions for parking payments to other brands within the Volkswagen Group, such as Škoda, SEAT, and CUPRA.
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'The integration of EasyPark into Audi's infotainment system is a step in a journey to bring mobility services into the vehicle itself. It's not just about easier parking; it's about providing the functionality that drivers expect in their daily urban lives,' says Eugene Tsyrklevich, General Manager, Automotive & Data at Arrive.
To use the service, Audi drivers can simply log in with their existing EasyPark account or create a new account directly through the vehicle's interface. When the Audi stops in an EasyPark-supported parking zone and switches to 'Park', the activated EasyPark app automatically sends a notification to the infotainment screen that parking payment is available. If multiple zones are detected, the driver can simply select the correct location from a list and start the session with a tap. For smooth processing, the parking session is automatically ended once the vehicle leaves the parking space and drives faster than 15 km/h.
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The service is available in more than 60,000 parking payment zones in European cities, for both public street parking and private parking lots and garages.
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