Like many other automakers, Audi cars will be using 2023 to catch up with pent-up market demand created by the recent supply-chain issues. With the world all-set to get back to normalcy, we expect the automaker to commit most of its time to developing revolutionary EV models including the Audi e-tron GT, RS e-tron GT, Q4 e-tron/Q4 Sportback e-tron. Today we look at some of Audi’s 2023 line-up.
Audi A3
Since the A3 already got a major revamp for 2022, the new model will mostly get cosmetic changes. The 2023 A3 is expected to get full LED headlights and stitched leatherette armrests as standard while ADAS functions like adaptive cruise control will now be available as an option. We expect the automaker to offer three optional packages including the Convenience, Premium Plus and the Black Optic Sport package. The Convenience pack will include wireless charger pad while the Premium Plus package adds LED ambient lighting and wood inlays on the dashboard. The top-spec Black Optic Sport package will offer new wheels and tyres to the sedan.
Audi S5
For 2023, the Audi S5 is expected to get even more features than before. Matrix-LED headlights are expected to be a standard fitment, while new 18-inch 5-spoke wheels are expected to part of the package. The car is also expected to get the Competition package, that introduces new suspension that helps the car ride up to 20mm lower. The package also includes an altered rear differential, tightened steering and a higher 308 kmph speed limiter.
Audi A6
The Audi A6 is expected to be getting the ADAS (advanced driving assistance systems) tech for 2023. The 45 and 55 TFSI models in Premium trim will get adaptive cruise control with lane guidance while the Prestige trim gets remote park assist plus. Other features like a power-operated boot, LED interior lighting and heated/cooled seats are expected to be offered as part of a package.
Audi A8
The Audi A8 received a mid-cycle refresh for 2022, so changes are expected to be minimal. The Comfort Plus package is said to adds HD matrix-LED headlights to the sedan while the Executive package will offer remote park assist plus.
Audi e-tron/ e-tron Sportback
The e-tron / e-tron Sportback are expected to remain largely unchanged for 2023 save for equipment pack updates. The e-Tron Sportback Prestige is scheduled to get 22-inch alloy wheels, orange brake callipers, rear side airbags, and LED matrix headlight. The Prestige trim also adds the Black Optic pack as standard.
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Audi e-tron GT/ RS e-tron GT
The 2023 Audi e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT are set to get significant exterior and interior design changes. The e-tron GT will get body-coloured grille instead of a grey unit, a new Bang and Olufsen audio setup, a second charging port on the passenger side and 20-inch all-season tyres as standard in the update.
Audi now gives you the option to add anthracite brake callipers with 21-inch 5-spoke dished alloy wheels for the RS e-tron GT.
Audi Q5
The brand’s best-selling model globally, Audi Q5 is expected to add ADAS functions to its long feature list. The Premium Plus trim level is set to get Bang and Olufsen audio setup while the Q5 55 Prestige will be provided with LED taillights with the Sport Plus package.
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