The new car is scheduled to make its debut this year and officially renamed the "RS 5 Avant", and is expected to go on sale in early 2025. At the same time, the new car is also expected to continue to be imported and sold in the domestic market next year, and the main competitors in the same class include high-performance models such as the BMW M3 and Mercedes-AMG C63.
The new RS 5 Avant features a new polygonal grille at the front, LED headlight clusters on both sides, and an updated bumper underneath the shape. At the rear, for the first time, a continuous LED taillight cluster is offered, while a double-sided single-exit exhaust layout is opted for underneath.
Audi's new-generation RS 5 Avant model is expected to be equipped with a plug-in hybrid system composed of a 2.9T V6 turbocharged engine + electric motor, and is expected to be equipped with a small power battery pack similar to the Mercedes-AMG C63 model, and its power parameters will also be greatly improved compared with the current model. In addition, the interior of the new car will be equipped with a new four-spoke multifunction steering wheel, and an LCD co-pilot display is expected to be available for the first time.