In preparation for a wave of innovations, the Ingolstadt-based automaker is shaking off conventional model nomenclature norms, where odd numbers signify ICE-powered models and even numbers denote battery-powered e-trons.
Anticipated releases include the new A5, positioned as the spiritual successor to its predecessors, alongside a heightened focus on crossover SUVs to contend with BMW and Mercedes-Benz rivals. Spy photographers have captured prototypes of both the smallest and largest Audi CUVs, undergoing rigorous testing amidst heavy camouflage.
Notably, Audi is set to unveil an all-new Q3 subcompact luxury crossover SUV, addressing the aging second-generation model. Moreover, the brand ventures into new territory with the Q9 flagship, surpassing the refreshed Q7 in size and stature.
Rumors suggest Audi’s adoption of a split-headlight design, diverging from traditional conventions to rival BMW’s innovative approach.
Simultaneously, Audi prepares to debut successors to the Q5 compact crossover SUV and the fresh Q6 e-tron. While the latter showcases nearly uncovered styling, the former remains concealed, sparking digital speculation about its design direction.
Despite speculation, spy photos hint at the retention of conventional headlights for the upcoming Q5, diverging from Audi’s recent split-headlight trend.
As Audi gears up for a competitive showdown with BMW and Mercedes-Benz, the unveiling of these innovations promises to redefine the luxury SUV segment. Amidst a sea of speculations, Audi’s forthcoming releases stand poised to captivate enthusiasts and challenge industry norms.
