Audi A5 Reviews

Audi promises better efficiency and more driving range with the new PHEVs A5 range, which now come with the suffix - e-hybrid..

After seeing a slew of new Audi models being tested including the Audi A5 Sportback, the new refreshed Audi A5 Cabriolet doesn't come as a surprise. Unlike some of the previously spotted models which were completely camouflaged, the Audi A5 Cabriolet is wearing minimal covers (even lesser than the Audi A5 Sportback) which hints that changes in its design will be very limited compared to other models and majority of them will be in its face.

The face of the A5 for most of its part looks similar to the upcoming A4 sporting the identical grille and quite a similar bumper profile. The design of the headlamp too is familiar, however, the hood retains the same character lines with no changes at all. Coming to the side, the fenders and rear haunches are camouflaged but we expect minimal changes to their design which are likely to be done just to align with the new bumpers. The rear of the A5 is predominantly undercover. However, the design looks slightly related to the latest Audi models, specially of the sleek LED tail lamps and the rectangular exhaust pipes.

It was back in 2011, that we first saw this absolutely nuts car make it to the market and well, things have gotten better with the new generation according to the company. We already gave you news about the first RS5 making it to Indian shores and now, it's all set to be launched on April 11, 2018.

The second generation Audi A5 is available in Cabriolet and Sportback body styles. The new-gen model is based on the new A4 and borrows most of the styling cues as also technology from it.