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A few days ago, we obtained a set of test spy photos of the new Audi RS 5 Avant PHEV from foreign media. The car can be seen as a replacement for the current Audi RS 4, a high-performance station wagon with an upgraded exterior and interior, and is expected to be released as early as 2025. In terms of power, the car is equipped with a new plug-in hybrid system, and it is expected to still be powered by a V6 petrol engine. In the future, Audi's odd-numbered product series will be models with internal combustion engines, while the even-numbered series will be electrified models.
On the outside, the new car is covered in thick camouflage, but it can be seen that the new car has a new headlight cluster, the LED daytime running lights have been changed to a regular dotted line shape, and the structure of the high and low beam light clusters is also expected to be fine-tuned. The new car still uses Audi's signature hexagonal large-mouth grille, but the shape seems to have become more rounded, flanked by large air intakes and equipped with a fixed air wing design, which looks very fierce.
From the side, the car continues the design of the previous model, but the rear of the roof is slightly lower, and the side windows also have a more curved downward curve. The car is equipped with large 5-spoke wheels and perforated front and rear high-performance brake discs to reflect its high-performance attributes. At the rear, the bulge under camouflage suggests that the car is equipped with continuous taillights, as well as the Audi RS's signature oval dual exhaust outlets, which are positioned further in the middle, and have an exhaust valve inside.
In terms of power, the car will be equipped with a plug-in hybrid system, but the 2.9T V6 twin-turbo engine is expected to remain, and the power parameters may be improved. Referring to the current model, it has a maximum power of 450 horsepower and a peak torque of 600 Nm. The 2.9T V6 plus the electric motor is expected to produce no less combined power than the 680 hp 2.0T four-cylinder plug-in hybrid system of the all-new AMG C 63. We will continue to pay attention to more news about the car.