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Immersive audio is arriving next month

The new Q3 hasn’t even been announced yet for the United States, but you can already virtually build the compact luxury crossover in its domestic market. Audi has fired up the online configurator tool in Germany, revealing the base model. As you can see from the screenshots we captured from…

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The Audi Q5 is one of those SUVs that feels familiar even if you've never driven one before. As Audi's best-selling model, they're easy to find in most parking lots, striking the right blend of inoffensive styling on the outside and aspirational luxury on the inside to deliver mass-market appeal.…

It was only a few days ago that Audi announced plans to continue producing gas-powered cars longer than initially intended, and now its long-time rival, Mercedes, is essentially saying the same thing. Head honcho Ola Källenius admitted the Stuttgart-based automaker has had to make a “course correction” and retain internal…

The all-new Audi Q3 features new switchgear that's bound to be contentious

Update: Nissan has contacted Motor1 to explain that there was a glitch in the configurator, and that all trim levels of the Leaf will feature the black band on the tailgate. The high-end taillights will remain exclusive to the Platinum+.

Audi’s new entry-level plug-in hybrid crossover has a battery with nearly double the capacity compared to its predecessor.

Next Monday, June 23, will mark three years since Audi pledged to launch its final gas-powered cars in 2025 and transition to selling only EVs starting in 2026. At the time, the Volkswagen Group’s luxury brand also vowed to end production of combustion engine vehicles by 2033. While it left…

Automakers typically update switchgear in their higher-end models before the new technology is introduced in more affordable cars. The 2026 Q3 sits near the bottom of the lineup, yet it ushers in a new feature that’s sure to spark controversy. The compact luxury crossover no longer has conventional stalks mounted…

A Lamborghini driver criticized the brand’s build quality, demonstrating creaky plastic bits in its interior. Maz (@closedbymaz) posted a clip of himself to TikTok sitting in the interior of a blue Huracán where he digs his fingers into various points of the sports car’s cabin.