Audi Q5 Custom Concept

The dynamic nature of the Audi Q5 Custom Concept:
The German auto maker used the vehicle to experiment the grand Audi Genuine Accessories in the matte rolls on 21-inch wheels of seven twin-spoke design and Daytona Gray custom color. When you weigh it against the production model, the ride’s height is lower by 2.4 inches and the track is wider by 3.5 inches. Interestingly, there is an increase in the power output of the vehicle’s 3.0 TFSI V6 engine from 333 horsepower (hp) to 408 horsepower (hp). This unprecedented increase in horsepower enables the Audi Q5 Custom Concept to propel from 0 to 62 miles per hour (mph) in just about 4.4 seconds. It has the top speed of 155 mph.

Audi Q5 Custom Concept Rear

The features overview of the Audi Q5 Custom Concept:
The engine build – The concept car is built with a solid 3.0 TFSI V6 gasoline engine that makes use of FSI gasoline direct injection and supercharging function. Its maximum torque in lb-ft is 369 at 3,000 to 5,500 rpm, and maximum power output in horsepower (hp) is 408 at 6,000 to 7,000 rpm.

Audi Q5 Custom Concept Side

The drivetrain – The drivetrain of the Audi Q5 Custom Concept is a modern engineering ingenuity that is made up of a Quattro permanent all-wheel drive. You need to experience the ride in motion by yourself, if you haven’t gotten one for yourself.

The gearbox – The gearbox of the concept vehicle is composed of the ground-breaking Audi’s trademark 7-speed S tronic system that is making a lot of waves in the auto industry. There is undoubtedly nothing more one can ask for in a modern gear system.

Audi Q5 Custom Concept Dashboard

The top speed – The top speed of the Q5 Custom Concept is governed at 155 mph, and amazingly accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in only about 4.4 seconds.

The painting – The Audi Q5 custom concept car is painted with Daytona Gray customized color that includes red applications on the front skirt, roof rails, rear spoiler and rims.

Audi Q5 Custom Concept Wheel

Selected equipment and special features – The concept implements some special features that make the vehicle a dazzling creation to behold. These include, but not limited to voice control, ceramic brakes, 3.5-inch wider track, 21-inch wheels of seven twin-spoke design, power-enhanced 3.0 TFSI engine from the S4 model with 408 horsepower (hp) – usually 333 hp, textile floor mats with print design, stainless steel-plated pedals, Audi lane assist lane change assistant, active sound exhaust system, upgraded air intake, Audi drive select vehicle dynamics system and parking aid with powerful rear view camera. Other special features and selected equipment are S line sport seats, cooling water strut brace in engine compartment, headlight range control with cornering lights, panorama roof system, 2.3-inch millimeter lower ride height, and customized adhesive film.

Like this concept, the Q5 will ride on the A4/S5′s longitudinal-engine, “transmission-forward” platform. Concept engine is a 240-horsepower, 369 pound-foot longitudinally mounted six-cylinder turbodiesel with an ultra-low emission system that Audi says will meet the European Union’s 2014 standards. U.S.-spec Q5s will probably launch with the 3.2-liter V-6. The Cross Cab is shown with a full-time quattro system and electronic ride adjustment.

At 181.2 inches long and 75.2 inches wide, it’s about the size of the A5/S5 coupe, so if you imagine it lowered by a good ten inches, you’re also looking at a vague hint of the 2010 A5/S5 convertible. Overall height of the concept is 64.2 inches, on the low side of small crossover ride heights. Gee-whiz features include Google Earth software for the navigation system, which has a high-resolution display and 3-dimensional maps. It comes with an internet connection so that drivers can tune in on traffic, weather and air-quality information.

With the ’09 Q5 and the smaller Q3, previewed by the Cross Coupe quattro at the Shanghai show earlier this year, Audi plans to triple its crossover SUV lineup within a few short years.