Audi officially reveals photos and specs of new Sport Quattro Concept headed for Frankfurt

Audi Sport Quattro

Every motoring fan knows how allegorical Audi’s aboriginal Quattro was? The German automaker somehow has not been able to charm the abracadabra in the accomplished 33 years.

The alone ray of achievement was abject back the 2010 sports Quattro abstraction was canned due to abridgement of funds. But there is acceptable news! Audi has clearly appear aboriginal set of pictures of the cast new upgraded Audi Sport Quattro Abstraction which is set to accomplish a admission at the accessible Frankfurt Motor show.

You don’t accept to look your eyes to acquisition the aberration amid the new and the 2010 Quattro concept. It looks a lot better. The best apparent change is the headlamps, the old annular lights accept been swapped for Audi’s anew launched Matrix LED units. The new abstraction has been muscled up with bigger bumpers and fatter C pillar.

The all-embracing ambit accept additionally added considerably, the new abstraction measures 4,602 millimeters (181.18 in) long, 1,964 millimeters (77.32 in) advanced and 1,386 millimeters (54.57 in) tall. The wheelbase has additionally been continued by 184mm.

But the better aberration lies beneath the hood, the old 405 HP 2.5 liter agent has been replaced by amalgam system. A 6 acceleration chiral manual has been affiliated with a 4.0 liter V8 able of bearing 552HP.

The gasoline agent is commutual with a disc shaped electric motor bearing 148HP. The absolute achievement adds up to 691 HP or 700 PS which will accompany a huge smile to all Quattro fans. The two motors can assignment in bike or independently.

Audi Sport Quattro ConceptThe Sport Quattro Abstraction accelerates from 0 to 62mph in 3.7 abnormal and can top out at 190 mph.

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