If you haven't heard, Singapore is set to get its own Audi House of Progress exhibition, which is due to open to the public in the coming days.
If you're still on the fence on whether you should visit, these new images of the newly opened and only permanent location for the Audi House of Progress exhibition at Autostadt Wolfsburg should convince you to head down.
On display at the Wolfsburg exhibition is a Q4 e-tron, alongside a Sustainability Table that offers up information on the circular economy Designed to offer customers and fans a space to connect with the Audi brand, the Audi House of Progress exhibitions are being opened in urban hot spots around the world. Sites have been opened in Vienna, Seoul, and Milan, while Riyadh will also get a site by the first quarter of 2023.
The first level of the exhibition at Autostadt Wolfsburg currently houses the A6 e-tron concept and the Audi A8 plug-in hybrid, while additional exhibits from a 'digital field' include one that utilises OLED rear lights to playfully display various dynamic lighting scenarios.
The firm is also exhibiting its recycled Econyl material here, alongside a clay model of the Audi e-tron GT quattro. Visitors can additionally take sketches from Audi Design home with them.
A display comprising of the Digital Matrix LED front head lights of the Audi A6 e-tron concept, converted into projectors, also demonstrates the potential of Audi Lighting Technologies, while an Audi Q4 e-tron presented alongside a Sustainability Table provides information about the circular economy and sustainable collaboration.
Expect news and an early preview of Singapore's own Audi House of Progress exhibition within the coming week.
If you're still on the fence on whether you should visit, these new images of the newly opened and only permanent location for the Audi House of Progress exhibition at Autostadt Wolfsburg should convince you to head down.
The first level of the exhibition at Autostadt Wolfsburg currently houses the A6 e-tron concept and the Audi A8 plug-in hybrid, while additional exhibits from a 'digital field' include one that utilises OLED rear lights to playfully display various dynamic lighting scenarios.
The firm is also exhibiting its recycled Econyl material here, alongside a clay model of the Audi e-tron GT quattro. Visitors can additionally take sketches from Audi Design home with them.
A display comprising of the Digital Matrix LED front head lights of the Audi A6 e-tron concept, converted into projectors, also demonstrates the potential of Audi Lighting Technologies, while an Audi Q4 e-tron presented alongside a Sustainability Table provides information about the circular economy and sustainable collaboration.
Expect news and an early preview of Singapore's own Audi House of Progress exhibition within the coming week.
