4 radical Audi concept cars

4 radical Audi concept cars

At IAA 2019, Audi is presenting all four concept cars for the first time: Long distance, vibrant city, race track or off-road – you get to decide!

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Concept Cars

On track to the future: Audi regularly showcases new concept cars featuring innovative mobility and technology concepts or design visions for the world of tomorrow. While creative car designers roll out test material for the technical development of concept cars, it’s just as important to ensure that a car’s standard construction remains safeguarded. That’s why the cars are not just developed on paper but are actually physically constructed and analyzed under production-like conditions. The synergy between development and production is crucial here, more than any other aspect.

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