Two well-known 'coupe-SUVs' duke it out to see which model deserves to be considered by stylish suburbanites.
We bring you some of our favourites from this year's show, ranging from models relevant to Singapore, all the way to those that are simply just intriguing.
As the Audi House of Progress turns one, we chat with the brand's Managing Director about what the brand has learned so far, and where it's headed for 2026.
The brand saw an uptick in electric models sold in major markets, and aims to continue this trajectory in 2026.
Uncompromised in practicality, the stylish Q5 Sportback rides high on the new Q5's same strengths as a premium SUV, but likewise lacks slightly in flair.
The Dusseldorf hub has four high-power charging points offering up to 400kW of charging capacity, as well as amenities such as F&B options and restrooms.
The all-new ninth-generation A6 impresses with its overall refinement, even if some of its 'advancements' are uninvited.
Audi Singapore has debuted the new third generation Q5 and Q5 Sportback, along with the V6-powered SQ5 that puts out 362bhp.
The A6 Sedan will be offered with two engine and three trim options, and is also joined by the A6 e-tron and the performance-oriented S6 e-tron.
The event saw three main competition categories as well as Singapore's largest MINI gathering and stage performances.
These premium hatchbacks prove going small can still mean living large! We check out some of the best premium commuters you can get here in Singapore.
The all new third generation Audi Q5 combines a plush ride, decent handling, and intuitive tech features to make it a favourite in its class.
The 520i Touring is large, plush and refined. It's not a 'traditional' BMW, and it's all the better for it.
The 'middle child' of the E-Class lineup is an ideal expression of the Mercedes character, making it even more attractive than its siblings.
Style, four-door practicality, and maybe even a touch of handling prowess? We weigh some of our island's best compact executive sedans against each other!
No, the title isn't a typo. AUDI is Audi's China-only brand, and debuted its first-ever model, the E5 Sportback, ahead of the 2025 Auto Shanghai.
The UNO Racing Team, FAW Audi Sport Asia Team Phantom, and Audi Sports Asia will each enter a team to compete at the 2025 GT World Challenge Asia.
With the addition of Markus Winkelhock to the 2025 Audi Sport Asia driver pool, he joins Cheng Congfu and Yu Kuai as the trio aims for silverware in 2025.
The record year also saw the launch of MLTK by Milltek, a bespoke range of engineered and styling products for overland and performance cars.
The event broke its previous records, with over 160 vehicles showcased, the highest number in its history, and drew over 34,000 attendees in four days.