Audi A5 News

Audi Australia has lifted pricing across its entire product range for 2022 by as much as $7600.According to Audi Australia corporate communications manager Shaun Cleary, the brand has passed on the increased cost of production as the industry battles with

Audi Australia has announced a longer new-vehicle warranty from 2022

The Audi A5 range has been updated for 2020, with style and tech updates headlining the changes for what the brand is describing as a "contemporary work of art"

Let’s face it, when the sports-car bubble bursts, it bursts hard – real hard. You only need to look back to 2019 to get the latest example of that fact, with Australian sales down a massive 20.8 per cent

The Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (IAA) motor show in Frankfurt is always a cacophony of news as the biggest brands in the world gather together in one place to show off their latest cars and technology.

Audi has given its A5 Coupe, Sportback and Cabriolet range a mid-life refresh with new looks, updated in-cabin technology and mild-hybrid technology that will hit Australian shores in the second quarter next year.Up front, the new Audi A5 now sports a wid

Audi Australia has lowered pricing and boosted standard equipment for its A5 45 TFSI Sportback, Coupe and Cabriolet variants.Entry to the all-paw A5 grade now starts at $78,900 plus on-road costs for the Coupe and Sportback, while the drop-top Cabriolet is priced from $92,400.The updated pricing structure translates to a $2800 discount across the A5 45 TFSI quattro range.Despite the price reduction, Audi says it is now including an extra $9000 worth of standard features.Pricing for the base A5 remains unchanged, with the front-wheel-drive 40 TFSI starting at $70,100, or $83,600 for the convertible.New standard equipment for the 45 TFSI quattro includes an S line exterior package with unique 19-inch alloy wheels, memory driver’s seat and side mirrors, a wireless charger, heated front seats and dual USB outlets for rear passengers.The update also sees more driver-assistance systems fitted as standard, including active lane assist, high beam assist, adaptive cruise control with traffic jam assist, park assist and a surround-view camera.“The stunning A5 is an Audi design icon that perfectly fits the brief of a contemporary sports coupe,” said Audi Australia product planning and pricing director Shawn Ticehurst.“On the other hand, the five-door Audi Sportback concept offers similarly distinct styling, sporty performance and a uniquely versatile body concept, luring buyers that might have traditionally looked at a sedan instead.“With this new pricing and significant additional equipment, the A5 45 TFSI quattro models are an even more compelling package that shine conspicuously in what is a very aspirational segment.”While the Audi A5 Sportback has performed well in the showroom, sales for its Coupe and Convertible siblings have dropped 43.7 per cent year-to-date.

The Audi A5 2019 Coupe, Cabriolet and Sportback ranges have a shift in their naming as part of a model-year change, with the brand’s mid-size luxury coupe, convertible and five-door hatch following Audi's now familiar alphanumeric strategy.

Audi has today announced a wide-ranging Takata airbag recall, with owners of the Q5, A5 and A3 impacted.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has published its latest round of safety recalls, with models from Ford, Mazda, BMW, Kia, Audi, Jeep, Alfa Romeo and Lamborghini affected.