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Here’s the Redesigned 2019 Audi A8

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Here’s the Redesigned 2019 Audi A8

After hanging onto Audi’s old design language a bit too long, the A8 is finally getting a much-needed redesign in 2019. While its looks are brand new, the cues should be familiar, as it was inspired by the popular Prologue Concept.

Design-wise, the 2019 Audi A8 will feature a longer, wider, and leaner appearance. This look is thanks to the wider singleframe grille, headlights and taillights, and the long, flat roofline. Its body lines are also sharper and more pronounced than before, giving the A8 a sportier look. This look is further enhanced when you add the HD Matrix LED headlights and the OLED taillights.

Inside, occupants will be treated to a high-spec cabin with all the premium materials they could ever want, ambient lighting, a new MMI Navigation Plus system with a HERE-powered map, and more. In the rear seat, there will be available Matrix LED lighting, heated massage seats, adjustable head and foot rests, dual-zone climate control, an OLED remote to control the infotainment system and seating, and much more.

While the details are slim on the 2019 A8’s powertrain, we do know that it’ll feature a 3.0-liter supercharged V6 engine paired with a 48-volt mild-hybrid system. The power will route through an eight-speed Tiptronic transmission on its way to all four wheels. What’s more, the combination of dynamic all-wheel steering, active electromechanical suspension, and electronic chassis platform, the A8 will be comfortable and responsive.

Pricing is not available yet, but we should learn more on this as we near its fall 2018 release. Stay tuned for updates.

After years of handling problem cars in repair shops, Justin regained his love for cars by writing about them. Many years later and countless hours of banging on the keys trying for formulate sentences that actually make sense, he has managed to parlay a hobby into a career. Justin is a bit of a petrol-head and has a severe weakness for lightweight sports cars and insanely powerful supercars.

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