The new Audi RS 5 is here and it is a technological tour de force. It is Audi Sport’s first-ever high-performance plug-in hybrid. Total system output is 639 PS or roughly 630 horsepower. Top speed is up to 177 mph.

The quattro drivetrain has been enhanced with Dynamic Torque Control which is the world’s first electro mechanical torque vectoring system in a production car. And that is just the beginning.

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The centerpiece of the show is the unveiling of the Audi R26 F1, highlighting Audi’s imminent entry into Formula 1. This isn’t just a showpiece; it is a high-speed laboratory for the 2026 regulations, featuring a powertrain split 50/50 between internal combustion and electric power using sustainable biofuels.

Beyond the F1 excitement, Audi is debuting the all-new Q3 (available for test drives before it hits showrooms) and the RS Q8 Performance, the most powerful ICE vehicle in the current lineup. The message is clear: whether through high-performance combustion, hybrids, or fully electric e-tron models, Audi is committed to providing premium choices without sacrificing sustainability or soul.