Mumbai, 06 January 2014: Design and dynamics unite to create the most powerful Audi in India with the introduction of its sporty spearhead Audi RS 7 Sportback, that combines the power of a sportscar with the elegance of a large, five-door coupé.
This powerful bi-turbo V8 was unveiled by Mr. Joe King, Head, Audi India and boasts of being the most powerful Audi in its existing range in India.
| Mr. Joe King, Head, Audi India with Bollywood Actor, Salman Khan at the launch of the Audi RS 7 Sportback in India |
On the exterior the sportiness is accentuated by the distinctively styled bumpers, the partly tinted LED headlights, the high-gloss black honeycomb grill, the add-on parts in matt aluminum and the flared sills. The inside reveals true and effortless luxury with black interior, carbon inlays, illuminated doorsill trim strips, the RS 7 logos in the interior, RS sport seats with integrated head restraints as standard and two rear seats with sporty contours. Salient features include the 'wrap-around' – an arched, horizontal line below the windshield.
With RS-specific driver information system with shift light, MMI navigation plus with MMI touch and BOSE sound system standard and numerous innovative assistance systems available as options, Audi RS 7 Sportback is bound to delight customers and auto enthusiasts.
Thanks to its lightweight construction technology, the RS 7 Sportback sets new standards with its low weight. A hybrid aluminum design, it weighs roughly 15 percent less than a comparable all-steel body. The quattro permanent all-wheel drive system gives a decisive advantage in traction and driving safety. At its heart is a newly developed center differential with a high locking rate. This is also one of the first RS models from Audi to come standard with a specifically tuned air suspension.
Priced at INR 12,856,000 (ex-showroom Mumbai), the RS 7 Sportback is available at all Audi dealerships across India. Audi has had a good run so far, becoming the first-ever luxury car manufacturer to achieve sales of 10,000 units in a year in India.

