Audi Quattro

Audi Quattro

Loosely based on your hot and RS 5 Coupe, Audi Quattro Concept was created to celebrate the 30 anniversary of the legendary car that started the golden age of the maker of high-performance four-wheel drive. A complete list of changes and engineering design have led to a car that is more worthy to carry the mantle of his illustrious predecessor - and more likely to see at least limited production at a certain point, but no word on how soon and how much. Whether the event is, the manufacturer has confirmed that "the know-how and technology body Audi Quattro Concept characterize the portfolio model of production in the future."

Although there is no doubt about its platform donor, the Audi Quattro Concept is an inch shorter wheelbase than 5.91 RS 5 roofline and a 1.57-inch lower. Like the original 1984 Quattro, it is also a two-seater. To assist weight versions, the new Audi Quattro Concept is equipped with a combination of aluminum panels and carbon fiber body. It is also essential, swaps car RS V8 4.2-liter/450-horsepower 5 with longitudinally mounted 2.5-liter TFSI turbocharged inline-five that makes 408 horsepower and cranks 354 pounds-feet of torque between 1600-5300 rpm / min / min. It is supported by a gearbox six-speed manual. Weight 2.866 pounds, the new Quattro corresponded to the mass of the original, but with 102 horses to a call that can strip from 0 to 62 km / h in 3.9 seconds.

Its name to the new Quattro Concept is equipped with the latest version of Audi drive highly efficient all-wheel system that includes a renovated center, and the difference between sport differential torque-vectoring rear. Stopping power is supplied the carbon-ceramic brakes and a rich pure extract comes courtesy of 275/30 performance tires mounted on alloy wheels that feature 19-inch center-lock racing-style design.

Although clearly aimed at the performance - including a possible return to international motorsport - Audi Quattro Concept is surprisingly the driver and passenger. Both are protected by a lightweight bucket seats, but much appreciated for a four-point safety belts. Fully digital instrument display provides all the key information system to replace the driver and the Centre for the MMI screen. It also offers a choice of driving everyday or different game modes, each with its graphic representation. It's the opposite of infotainment, Quattro Concept offers a slick web radio that can use your smartphone for a variety of Internet channels and online services. As a final touch, the new Quattro Concept live mode "prayer book".windshield, which can provide drivers with route details, although there is no co-pilot on board.