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Despite being a bit long in the tooth,  the Audi A6  continues to be one of the easiest recommendations we make to family and friends searching for a nice, competent luxury sedan. It’s set to be replaced by an all-new 2019 model soon, but that didn’t stop us from including the current model on  our Editors’ Choice list  for 2018. Its agile handling, snazzy looks, comfortable cabin, and long list of features amount to a well-rounded package that’s undeniably appealing. The standard turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder provides plenty of gumption, but the optional supercharged 3.0-liter V-6 really gives the A6 its legs. Front-wheel drive is standard, but we’d recommend the all-wheel-drive model, which features Audi’s legendary Quattro brand name and all-season stability. It’s rare that a car at the tail end of its product cycle remains this competitive. Simply put,  the next-generation A6  has big shoes to fill. HIGHS Confident handling, zesty V...

Starting October 5th, the discount is equivalent to half of registration feesfor all customers ordering a new A4, A6 or Q7 2.0 and getting delivery during October 2017 Half of the registration fees value is offered as a discount on the purchase of all new Audi A4, A6 or Q7 2.0 models in Vietnam which qualify Laurent Genet Audi Vietnam Official Importer General Director „Audi Vietnam is making it easier todiscover and experienceluxury cars from Germany celebrating in anticipation Vietnam International Motor Show 2017” From October 5th until 31st for any new Audi A4, A6 or Q7 2.0 ordered and delivered that month, Audi customers benefit from a discount equivalent to half of the registration fees value offered by Audi Vietnam Dealer. This promotion - which can represent from 5% up to 6% of the car value depending on the local Authorities’ registration tax - is valid with no limit on value only at Audi official dealer in Vietnam: Audi Danang, Audi Hanoi and Audi Ho Chi Minh Ci...

Hanoi hosted over 30 delegates from Audi Headquarters, Audi Regional Training Center and Audi importers from 10 countries in South East Asia Audi Vietnam was distinguished with two Audi Silver Arrows awards for excellence in „National Launch Training“ and „Commitment to after-sale Training“ Laurent Genet Audi Vietnam Official Importer General Director who continues „Audi Vietnam is honored to receive those two Audi awards as they ackowledge teamwork and true dedication from Audi Importer and Audi Dealer to the Audi brand in Vietnam“ The Regional Training Conference is an important exchange forum to share training strategy for the Audi brand ahead of each business year. Beyond that, it provides Audi with the opportunity to recognize the achievements and efforts of the brand’s importer and dealer network in the region, as well as share best practices on the broader Sales & Aftersales topics. Following the inaugural conference in Singapore in 2016, Vietnam was chosen as ...

Eighth generation Audi A6 delivers innovative technologies to the mid-size sedan segment All-new MMI® infotainment system including touchscreen with haptic feedback New V6 turbocharged engine and standard 48-volt mild-hybrid technology deliver performance and efficiency                          NEW YORK, March 20, 2018 –The all-new 2019 Audi A6 will make its U.S. debut at the New York International Auto Show. Representing driving intelligence progressed, the A6 delivers the latest in innovative technologies including benchmark infotainment and digital solutions, and a better driving experience through improved comfort and handling. Benchmark infotainment The A6 features the revolutionary infotainment system that debuted in the all-new A8 and the A7. The all-new MMI touch response® replaces the rotary dial and the conventional buttons and controls of the pre...

Second generation RS 5 coupe delivers 444 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque Featuring a newly developed V6 biturbo engine, the high-performance coupe sprints from 0-60 mph in a class-leading 3.7 seconds The newest Audi Sport model is on sale now                                           HERNDON, VA, March 12, 2018 – The all-new 2018 RS 5 coupe builds on the heritage and success of the first generation, delivering even more performance, a refined design and everyday usability. As the newest model in the Audi Sport lineup, the RS 5 Coupe is on sale now. Featuring a newly developed 2.9-liter V6 TFSI® biturbo engine and an eight-speed Tiptronic transmission, the RS 5 coupe melds efficiency and high levels of performance with a full-bodied RS sound. As with any vehicle that bears the...

Audi’s vision of future mobility primarily centers around an array of long-range electric cars scheduled to debut in the coming years under the "e-tron" badge. These are intended to be Tesla killers, as they’re often called in Germany. But there’s another kind of tron with a “made in Germany” label as well, and it’s not a robot from a 1990s science fiction movie: Audi’s g-tron cars run on compressed natural gas (CNG) as well as gasoline; running on natural gas emits less carbon dioxide per mile. DON'T MISS: Audi A5 is third model to run on natural gas, for Europe only The second-generation A5 Sportback recently joined the A4 Avant wagon and the A3 in Audi’s CNG-powered family. It’s not coming to the United States, but we couldn’t resist the opportunity to take one for a quick spin in Germany. Different kind of hybrid The A5 g-tron has a turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine modified to run on CNG, with engine-management software from Bosch. It's tun...

It has been nearly two years since Volkswagen came clean and admitted its "clean diesel" engines were actually quite dirty. In 2015, a VW engineer admitted the TDI diesel cars sold in the U.S. since 2009 were outfitted with "defeat device" software that let them pass emission tests, only to emit far more nitrogen oxides in real-world use. Two years is a long time to implement damage control, which has cost VW Group $25 billion to date—but the story is continuing to unfold. DON'T MISS: Lasting legacy of VW diesel scandal: EU gets serious about testing A former Audi engineer has now stepped forward and implicated various VW Group executives in the scandal. Zaccheo Giovanni Pamio, former head of thermodynamics in Audi’s engine development department, has suggested the knowledge of VW's wrongdoings goes further up the executive ladder than the company has previously admitted, according to  The New York Times . Pamio has been held in jail in Mun...