Audi RS7 Performance Launched In India; Priced At Rs. 1.59 Crore

- The Audi RS7 Performance gets power uprated by 44bhp to 605bhp
- Torque output stands at 700Nm & can be increased to 750Nm with Overboost
- The RS7 Performance is capable of doing the 0-100 km/h run in 3.7 seconds

Audi RS7 Performance 4.0-Litre TFSI Engine
Power on the Audi RS Performance comes from the same 4.0-litre TFSI turbocharged petrol engine, but power gets uprated by 44bhp to 596bhp that is available between 6100 and 6800rpm. The maximum rpm too has increased by 200 revs, while torque output stands at a whopping 700Nm available between 1750 and 6000rpm. The RS7 Performance also boasts of an Overboost function, which allows the driver to temporarily hike torque to 750rpm between 2500 and 7500rpm. The motor comes paired to an 8-speed tiptronic automatic transmission which sends power to all four wheels via the Quattro drive system.
The Audi RS7 Performance is 15 per cent lighter over the standard version with the comparable steel body, with over 20 per cent of aluminium used in its construction. So, the power-to-weight ratio has improved, making the RS7 Performance capable of sprinting from 0-100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds, 0.2 seconds faster than the standard version. The top speed is an electronically limited 280 km/h, which can be exceeded to 305 km/h with the dynamic package plus.

Audi RS7 Performance Front
Audi says the new RS7 Performance is fuel efficient as well thanks to the specific engine management system which works in tandem with Audi's on demand (COD) system, which activates only four out of eight cylinders as per the requirement. The RS7 Performance also comes with an optional sport differential on the rear axle with active torque distribution between the inside and outside wheel.
Aesthetically, the Audi RS7 Performance gets the distinctive coupe shape with bolder looking bumpers with larger air intakes, gloss black honeycomb grille, and additional add-on parts finished in matte titanium. The grille also sports the Quattro logo. The car also gets Audi Matrix LED headlamps as standard.
Audi is offering two style packages - Matte aluminium and Carbon to for enhance customisation. The car rides on 20-inch forged aluminium wheels in 7 twin-spoke design, while you also get the option to upgrade to 21-inch wheels. Braking performance comes from 390mm front discs coupled with six piston calipers.

Audi RS7 Performance gets 2 customisation options
Inside, the new Audi RS7 Performance new RS sport seats with pronounced side bolsters and integrated head restraints, upholstered in Valcona leather. The cabin gets aluminium and piano black highlights all across with carbon inlays. The gearshift knob gets covered in perforated leather as well. Further, you get changes to the instrument cluster, air outlet controls, shift paddles, quattro emblem and the MMI infotainment system that gets a high performance graphics processor.
There is an abundance of the RS badging throughout the cabin. A Bose audio system attends to the aural needs with Bang & Olufsen unit available as optional. Lastly, the Audi RS7 Performance comes with Independent Sports Air Suspension and RS exhaust system, while the Dynamic Ride Control, Ceramic disc brakes and more features are offered as optional. The Audi RS7 Performance arrives as a CBU in India.
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