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- Jul 19, 2011
The Audi Q3: new ideas for the interior
With its Q3, Audi has reaffirmed its leading role in automotive design when it comes to colors and materials as well. The compact premium SUV offers a long list of innovative products. Audi has developed new inlays made of wood and aluminum materials.
Read news - Jul 15, 2011
Royal visit marks start of production for the new Audi Q3
The heir to the Spanish throne, Prince Felipe, officially inaugurated the state-of-the-art production site for the Audi Q3 in Martorell. SEAT and Audi invested a total of €330 million in infrastructure and production facilities there. A new 30,000 m2 (322,917 sq. ft.) body shop with 450 robots was just one of the many new facilities built. Approximately 100,000 Audi Q3 units are scheduled to leave the three-shift assembly line in Martorell each year. Approximately 200 guests of honor – including politicians, Catalan business people, union representatives and members of numerous institutions – took part in the opening celebration.
Read news - Jul 13, 2011
Beauty, power and efficiency – the new Audi A5
Audi is refreshing the A5 model series. Advanced technologies are being added to the Sportback, Coupé, Cabriolet and S5 models in the areas of the engine, quattro drive and infotainment for even more efficiency, sportiness and intelligence. The updated design visually underscores the technical expertise involved in these versions.
Read news - Jul 12, 2011
Audi A1 e-tron wins Silvretta Electric Car Rally
Audi is this year’s overall winner of the second Silvretta Electric Car Rally in Austria’s Montafon region. The 2011 victory of the A1 e-tron follows the R8 e-tron’s win last year. The second Audi in the rally, a Q5 HFC with a fuel cell finished in sixth place. A total of 32 electric vehicles were evaluated.
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