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2017 Frankfurt Motor Show: Audi RS 4 Avant Unveiled — Perfect Blend Of Performance & Practicality?
Audi has launched the new RS 4 Avant at the Frankfurt Motor Show, with prices starting from EUR 79,800.
The new Audi RS 4 Avant unveiled at Frankfurt Motor Show. The new performance-oriented RS 4 Avant now gets a new engine that offers better performance.
The naturally aspirated V8 has been replaced with a 2.9-litre TFSI twin-turbo V6 engine that makes 444bhp and 600Nm of torque, 170Nm more than the previous model. Prices for the new RS 4 Avant start from 79,800 euros.
Power is delivered to the permanent all-wheel-drive system through an 8-speed Tiptronic gearbox, enough to propel the car from naught to 100km/h in 4.1 seconds and onto a top speed of 250km/h. With an optional RS Dynamic package, the top speed can be further increased to 280km/h.
The RS 4 Avant sits 7mm lower than the A4 with sport suspension, owing to the standard RS Sport suspension in the new car. The suspension features Dynamic Ride Control, ceramic brakes, and dynamic steering.
Inside,
the
new
Audi
RS
4
Avant
comes
with
the
carmaker's
new
virtual
cockpit
with
head-up
display,
RS-specific
displays
to
indicate
g-force,
tyre
pressures,
and
torque,
flat-bottomed
steering
wheel,
and
the
car
can
be
further
personalised
with
the
Audi
exclusive
program.
The
new
Audi
RS
4
Avant
will
go
on
sale
early
2018.
DriveSpark Thinks!
Audi is downsizing engines, but not in power, as seen with the new RS 4 Avant. The RS 4 seems to offer good performance with a touch of practicality, which is what most enthusiasts look forward to. Regarding the Avant's India launch, Audi could bring the car here at a later stage, as India is an important market for the German carmaker.