The Audi A5 Series is a mid-size automobile family positioned in the D segment by the German manufacturer Audi. The first generation was introduced in 2007, followed by the second generation (code F5) in 2016, which received a facelift in 2019. The third generation, coded B10 and unveiled in 2024, is characterized by a modern design language, advanced digital technologies, and electrified powertrain options.
The new A5 is offered in Sedan, Avant (station wagon), and performance-oriented S5 Sedan and S5 Avant body types.
The B10 generation is built on an updated version of the MLB Evo platform. Exterior design elements include an enlarged Singleframe grille, sharp Matrix LED HD headlights, and OLED rear lights. Aerodynamic efficiency has been improved, and body proportions have been optimized.
In the interior, an 11.6-inch MMI touchscreen and a 12.3-inch Audi Virtual Cockpit Plus digital instrument cluster are standard. Ambient lighting, a voice assistant with natural language processing, and advanced driver assistance systems contribute to driving comfort.
Body Types and Dimensions
A5 Sedan
A5 Avant (Station Wagon)
S5 Sedan / Avant (Performance Versions)

Audi A5 (B10) Series S5 Avant Model (Audi)
Petrol Engines (TFSI)
Diesel Engines (TDI)
Plug-in Hybrid (TFSI e)
Performance Version (S5)

Audi A5 (B10) Series S5 Saloon Model (Audi)
Standard Equipment
Optional Equipment

Audi A5 (B10) Series Console Design (Audi)
In the 2024 Euro NCAP tests, the Audi A5 Series received a 5-star rating.
Standard Systems
Optional Systems
The Audi A5 Series is produced at the Ingolstadt plant in Germany. Its main competitors include the BMW 4 Series, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, and Volvo V60.
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Design and Structural Features
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Interior and Equipment
Safety and Driver Assistance Systems
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