2025 Audi A7 Avant Revealed - will be offered with a new design and engine?

The forthcoming combustion-powered flagship vehicle from Audi will not be called the "A6" despite sightings during winter testing. With the release of the A7 Avant, Audi will no longer offer a dual-fuel option for the current A6 Avant. Audi is set to unveil the A6 e-tron wagon, which will be powered by its Premium Platform Electric. This is probably the most current version of the MLB platform. The release date of the next-generation A7 has not been announced yet, although production is expected to begin in 2024. Front end styling will be taken to the next level by the A7 Avant, thanks to its larger single-frame grille with horizontal chrome slats. The vehicle's face is brought to light by the narrow LED headlights, and the huge air intakes in the bumper corners only make matters worse. The wide wheel arches of the new Audi make it look even more stylish. The aerodynamics of motor vehicles are improved by retractable door handles. You may find an LED light strip that covers the whole tail on the back. You can make out the lamp's vertical components on its outside edge. The A7 sedan and wagon will allegedly be offered with a new powerplant. Electric vehicles with plug-in hybrid capability and mild hybrid technology will be a part of it. While a high-performance plug-in hybrid powertrain is anticipated to supplant the current V6 S6 and S7 twin-turbo engines, the specific successor for the V8 RS6 and twin-turbo RS7 is still uncertain. Based on our current estimates, we expect the A7's price from last year to remain relatively unchanged. The starting price for the base model for the 2024 model year is $72,295 (including destination), while the top trim level, Prestige, costs $80,845. We should expect a slight uptick in inflation.

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