A few days ago, we obtained a set of exterior renderings of Audi's new A4 Avant model and road test spy photos, and the new car is expected to be officially released at the end of this year or early 2023 at the earliest. It is reported that the new car will be powered by a 2.0T gasoline version of the low-power engine, and adapted to a 48-volt light mix system, and the transmission system will continue to match the 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
According to overseas media, Audi's new A4 Avant will also launch a 2.0T plug-in hybrid model for consumers to purchase. In addition, the new car will also launch a pure electric version of the model for the first time, the A4 e-tron, which will be built based on the PEE electric platform, and the main competitors in the future will also point to the BMW i4 and other similar models. The RS4 model is expected to be equipped with a hybrid system composed of 2.9T engine + electric motor, and its power parameters will also be greatly improved.
As can be seen from the released renderings and spy photos, the front face of Audi's new A4 Avant is equipped with a relatively flat black honeycomb-like grille, and the LED headlight group on both sides is also more narrow and long. The rear part of the car will continue to use a bilateral single-out exhaust layout, and the upper LED taillight group shape is expected to be slightly improved. In the interior part, the new car or will be consistent with the e-tron GT model, equipped with a flat-headed three-spoke multi-function steering wheel, and equipped with a full LCD digital instrument and an embedded LCD central control screen, and a new electronic toggle gear shift mechanism is selected below, which is more technological than the current model.