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Prior to the Audi Quattro, all wheel drive was firmly planted in the truck and Jeep world, and certainly not something one might find in a high performance car. Audi was the first manufacturer to successfully introduce all wheel drive to street and racing cars in great numbers. Earlier rally cars suffered from mild to serious traction problems. The Quattro cars, however, had no such difficulties with traction; there was essentially no limit to how much power they could transmit to the ground.

Fully active suspension for maximum comfort and dynamism 48-volt main electrical system powers electromechanical suspension system Dynamic all-wheel steering resolves the conflict of aims between agility and stability Global first: Raising the body during a side impact improves passive safety The new Audi A8 proves itself a versatile performer on the road. Thanks to its […] More »

Audi is synonymous with luxury, technology, and speed. All of their cars are made to cruise on the Autobahn at more than triple digit miles per hour, and most can run over 150 mph. Here’s the 9 quickest in recent history.

Production of the Audi e-tron Sportback to start at the Brussels plant in 2019 Board of Management Member for Production Prof. Dr. Hubert Waltl: “A clear commitment to electric mobility” The Audi e-tron Sportback concept study provides an outlook onto the second battery-electric automobile from Audi Audi is expanding its model portfolio with a new e-tron-model. Production […] More »

‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ marks first appearance of the luxury sedan Audi produced exclusive digital content for Spider-Man fans leading up to film release Featured models include the all-new Audi A8, Audi R8 V10 Spyder and Audi TTS Roadster   Movie fans worldwide will get an exclusive first look at the new Audi A8. The luxury sedan […] More »