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Your Audi also bears
our mark of special efficiency.
Our vehicles embody not only sportiness, progress
and technical innovations, but also the intelligent
use of resources.
One example: the aluminium hybrid construction.
This lightweight technology, until now predomi-
nantly a feature of sports car manufacturing,
delivers reduced consumption, greater agility
and thus increased efficiency.
Another example: the TDI engines with common
rail technology. Their combination of direct
injection and turbocharging guarantees highly
efficient diesel fuel combustion. The TFSI engines
work according to the same principle and are
equally impressive thanks to increased power
and torque coupled with reduced consumption.
Audi engines have been subject to an ongoing
development process for years. This means
that today, they are more powerful than ever
before – despite reduced overall weight and
thus reduced consumption. Impressive proof
of our strategy of obtaining more power from
less engine displacement. The start-stop system
and recuperation feature guarantee even more
efficiency.
The dual-clutch transmission S tronic makes ideal
use of the high-torque Audi engines: its large
transmission ratio spread allows it to accelerate
strongly even at low engine speeds. This reduces
the fuel consumption.
The thermal management system, which provides
precision heat distribution between the engine,
the transmission, and the interior, shortens
the warm-up period, which reduces engine and
gear friction. The Audi drive select efficiency mode
helps you to tap additional savings potential.
The Audi S7 Sportback demonstrates outstanding
progressivity with intelligent cylinder on demand
technology.
You see, the Audi A7 Sportback and S7 Sportback
feature a whole range of technologies that will
make your journey not only more comfortable
and dynamic, but more efficient, too. Find out
more on the next few pages.
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