The facelifted Audi A7 Sportback - Audi's vision of a four-door coupe - is now even more powerful and attractive thanks to new engine configurations, transmissions, lights and infotainment systems. Audi claims the A7 Sportback combines the appeal and sportiness of a coupe with the comfort of a sedan and the functionality of an Avant.
The most striking change to the 4,970mm long A7 starts with the singleframe grille, bumpers and light cluster.
LED technology is now standard while Matrix LED head lights are available as an option. Combined with the Matrix LED head lights, dynamic turn signals are installed at the front while they are standard at the rear.
The cargo space under the electrically operated boot lid has a base capacity of 535 litres which can be expanded to 1,390 litres with the rear seats folded.
The sporty styling of the exterior is spilled into the cabin as well. New materials for the cabin include the aluminum/Beaufort walnut inlay and Valcona leather.
Audi is offering the new A7 Sportback with a choice of five highly efficient engines - two petrol and three diesel units. Their power rating ranges from 218bhp to 333bhp, and all of them comply with the Euro 6 emission standard.
In the 'ultra' version with 218bhp and front-wheel drive, the three-litre V6 uses an average of just 4.7L/100km corresponding to CO2 emissions of 122g/km. All power units, except the 320bhp rated 3.0-litre TDI biturbo clean diesel, are linked to a seven-speed S tronic transmission.
