Audi RS5 Sedan 2026

The Audi RS5 Sedan 2026 introduces a 470 kW (639 PS), 825 Nm high-performance plug-in hybrid powertrain. It combines a 2.9-litre twin-turbo V6 with an electric motor integrated into a rear transaxle, plus quattro drive and electromechanical torque vectoring.

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History

This generation opens a new chapter for Audi’s mid-size range. Introduced under the A5 name after thirty years of A4, it adopts the Premium Platform Combustion, a new electronic architecture and a cabin centred on the curved OLED MMI panoramic display.

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Technical data

Official Audi technical data for the RS5 Sedan, matched precisely to this version and model year.

Performance

System output: 470 kW
System torque: 825 Nm
0-100 km/h: 3.6 s
Top speed: 250 km/h
Top speed, electric: 140 km/h

Combustion engine

Layout: V6 engine
Displacement: 2,894 cm³
Bore × stroke: 84.5 × 86 mm
Compression ratio: 10.9
Engine output: 375 kW
Engine torque: 600 Nm
Emission standard: Euro 6e-bis
Fuel: Electricity / Gasoline

Electrification and charging

Peak electric output: 130 kW
Continuous electric output: 70 kW
Electric torque: 460 Nm
Gross / usable battery: 25.9 / 22 kWh
Battery technology: Lithium-Ion
HV system voltage: 400 V
Electric range WLTP: 84–75 km
Electric range, city: 87 km
Maximum AC charging: 11 kW

Consumption and emissions

WLTP consumption: 4.3–3.8 l/100 km
WLTP electric consumption: 18.4–17.7 kWh/100 km
CO₂ emissions: 98–86 g/km
CO₂ class: C–B
Consumption, battery depleted: 10–9.5 l/100 km
CO₂, battery depleted: 228–217 g/km
CO₂ class, battery depleted: G

Drivetrain

Transmission: 8-speed tiptronic
Drive type: quattro permanent all-wheel drive with self-locking center differential
Rear differential: quattro sport

Chassis and brakes

Front suspension: 5-link front axle
Rear suspension: 5-link rear axle
Steering: Electromechanical progressive steering with speed-dependent power assistance
Steering ratio: 15.2
Turning circle: 12.9 m
Brake discs front / rear: 420 / 400 mm
Wheels: Forged aluminum 10 J x 20
Tyres: 285/35 R 20

Dimensions and volumes

Length: 4,896 mm
Width (excl. mirrors): 1,952 mm
Width (incl. mirrors): 2,099 mm
Height: 1,428–1,454 mm
Wheelbase: 2,906–2,907 mm
Track front / rear: 1673 / 1659 mm
Boot: 331 l
Boot, seats folded: 1,170 l
Doors / seats: 5 / 5
Drag coefficient Cd: 0.34
Body structure: Unitary steel/aluminum composite construction

Weights and loads

Unladen weight: 2,355 kg
Unladen weight with driver: 2,430 kg
Gross weight limit: 2,905 kg
Axle load front / rear: 1390 / 1600 kg
Braked trailer (8%): 2,100 kg
Unbraked trailer: 750 kg
Roof load: 90 kg
Fuel tank: 48 l

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Anecdotes

Second-generation digital OLED rear lights can display selectable signatures and contribute to light-based communication with other road users.

Production

Figures correspond to the Audi Germany programme and manufacturer technical data sheets available for model year 2026.

Press reception

Audi highlights the balance between sporting proportions, a digital interface and electrification tailored to each performance level.

Evolution

The Sedan body is 4896 mm long and 1,952 mm wide excluding mirrors. Its proportions combine a longer wheelbase, low roofline and pronounced wheel arches inspired by the Ur-quattro, while boot capacity reaches 331 litres.

Variants

Audi documents 1 official powertrain configuration for this body style. The technical table lists output, torque, acceleration, top speed and consumption for each, together with battery capacity and electric range for plug-in hybrids.