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Introduced 2011Audi introduced the Q3 in 2011 as its compact premium SUV, expanding the brand’s Q family into the smaller end of the crossover market. It arrived as a modern, road-focused utility vehicle rather than a rugged off-roa...
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Audi introduced the Q3 in 2011 as its compact premium SUV, expanding the brand’s Q family into the smaller end of the crossover market. It arrived as a modern, road-focused utility vehicle rather than a rugged off-roa...
Audi’s Q4 nameplate was introduced in 2021 as the Q4 e-tron family, marking the brand’s first purely electric models in the compact segment. It arrived as a new battery-electric crossover line rather than a continuati...
Audi introduced the Q5 in late 2008 as its midsize premium SUV, expanding the brand’s lineup into a fast-growing market segment. The original Q5 combined Audi’s familiar design language, quattro all-wheel drive herita...
Audi’s midsize Q5 plug-in hybrid line began in 2019, when the company introduced the Q5 TFSI e as an electrified version of its popular luxury SUV. The nameplate extended Audi’s Q5 family into plug-in hybrid territory...
Audi does not appear to have marketed a standalone production model called simply Q6. In Audi’s official materials, the nameplate associated with this mid-size electric SUV is Q6 e-tron, which launched as a 2024 model...
The Audi Q7 is the brand’s first SUV and one of the defining models of Audi’s modern lineup. It grew out of the 2003 Pikes Peak quattro concept and was shown to the public at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show, with produc...
The Audi Q8 is Audi’s flagship combustion SUV-coupé, introduced as a new top-tier nameplate in 2018. It was created to sit above the Q7 in the brand’s SUV lineup, combining the practicality and height of an SUV with a...
Audi’s R8 was the brand’s first true super sports car and one of the most significant halo models in its modern history. The nameplate reached production after being previewed by the Le Mans quattro concept and was un...
The Audi RS 3 is the highest-performance version of the A3 line and the compact RS model that established Audi Sport’s modern small-car performance formula. It first appeared for the 2011 model year as the RS 3 Sportb...
Audi’s RS 4 nameplate began as a high-performance evolution of the A4 line and quickly became one of the defining models of Audi Sport’s early history. The first RS 4 arrived for the 2000 model year as the B5-generati...
Audi introduced the RS 5 nameplate in 2010 as the high-performance version of the A5 line, launching first as the RS 5 Coupé. It established the RS 5 as a more focused, motorsport-inspired grand touring model within A...
The Audi RS 6 nameplate began in 2002 as the high-performance version of the A6, created by quattro GmbH, the performance arm that later became Audi Sport GmbH. It arrived first as both a sedan and an Avant, establish...
The Audi RS 6 Avant traces its roots to 2002, when the RS 6 nameplate first appeared as a high-performance business-class model offered in both sedan and Avant body styles. From the outset, it was conceived as a discr...
Audi introduced the RS 7 Sportback in 2013 as the high-performance flagship version of the A7 Sportback line. It was conceived as a five-door fastback that combined grand-touring style with Audi Sport’s RS performance...
Audi introduced the RS e-tron GT in 2021 as the high-performance RS derivative of its all-electric e-tron GT grand touring line. It arrived alongside the standard e-tron GT quattro and was positioned as the brand’s el...
The Audi RS Q8 is the high-performance flagship of Audi’s Q8 SUV family and the first RS-badged version of the coupe-style luxury SUV. Audi introduced the nameplate for the 2020 model year, extending the Q8 line with ...
The Audi S e-tron GT is the S-badged performance version of Audi’s all-electric Gran Turismo, introduced as part of the updated e-tron GT family in 2024. Audi described the refreshed lineup as having improved range, p...
The Audi S3 was introduced in 1999 as the performance flagship of the A3 line and helped establish the idea of a premium compact hot hatch with all-wheel drive. It arrived as a sportier, more powerful counterpart to t...
Audi introduced the S4 nameplate in 1991 as the sport version of the Audi 100 C4. The original S4 was a high-performance, turbocharged five-cylinder sedan and Avant that helped establish Audi’s modern S-car identity. ...
The Audi S5 is the high-performance derivative of the Audi A5 line, introduced in 2007 as part of the first-generation A5 family. It launched as a sporting two-door coupé and quickly established the S5 badge as Audi’s...
Audi introduced the S6 in 1994, when the performance version of the C4-era Audi S4 was renamed to fit Audi’s updated model strategy. From the start, the S6 was positioned as a discreet high-performance version of the ...
The Audi S7 is the performance version of the A7 Sportback, Audi’s four-door fastback that helped define the brand’s modern grand touring formula. It first appeared in the early 2010s as part of the original A7 family...
The Audi S8 is the high-performance version of Audi’s flagship A8 luxury sedan, first introduced in Europe in 1996. It established the formula that has defined the nameplate ever since: a discreet but very fast execut...
Audi introduced the SQ5 as the high-performance version of the Q5 line in the early 2010s, and it quickly became one of the brand’s most distinctive S models. The first SQ5 arrived in Europe in 2012 for the 2013 model...