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Audi announces new engines for A6 and A7
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Audi has announced that a new four-cylinder engine is to be available in its A6 (saloon and Avant) and its A7 Sportback. The 2.0-litre 40 TDI engine, which produces 204hp, is the first four-pot unit to grace an A7 and promises fuel economy of around 62mpg and CO2 emissions of 117g/km, which should make it more competitive for business users compared to, say, the A7 45 TDI quattro. All models feature mild-hybrid technology as standard and will initially be only available in front-wheel drive with all-wheel-drive quattro models following later in 2018. Prices start at £38,640 for the A6 saloon 40; £40,470 for the A6 Avant 40 and £47,140 for the A7 Sportback 40.



16 Aug 2018

Earlier articles featuring 2018 Audi A6

2018-05-22: First drive: 2018 Audi A6
2018-04-11: Audi loads up A6 Avant Mk5
2018-02-28: Audi reveals new A6


New TDI engine for Audi A6 and A7. Image by Audi.New TDI engine for Audi A6 and A7. Image by Audi.New TDI engine for Audi A6 and A7. Image by Audi.New TDI engine for Audi A6 and A7. Image by Audi. 








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