Audi

Responding to the rapidly evolving digital landscape, the Audi Q5 is delving into innovative technological frontiers. This accomplished midsize SUV has undergone extensive enhancements both internally and externally. Noteworthy updates encompass the adoption of the latest Audi touch-screen MMI Touch control within the cabin, as well as the pioneering introduction of next-generation digital OLED exterior lighting for higher-tier versions, a pioneering feat in the automotive sector. Remaining true to the Vorsprung durch Technik philosophy, the functional advancements that restore the Q5's technological zenith harmonize seamlessly with design refinements aimed at accentuating its familial connection to the now-expanded Audi Q model lineup.

Upon entering the interior, Q5 drivers will recognize the expansive design of the two-part dashboard, distinguished by its sculpted trim inlay. The freestanding MMI display remains a focal point, now enhanced in scale. Measuring 10.1 inches diagonally across the range, it replaces the previous seven-inch or 8.3-inch variations in the outgoing model. Notably, the previously-present rotary controller in the central console, which previously facilitated access to the MMI functions displayed on the screen, has been replaced by a storage compartment.

Powered by the third-generation Modular Infotainment Platform (MIB 3), a formidable new processor offering tenfold the computational prowess of its predecessor, infotainment capabilities are now at the driver's fingertips through the central touch-screen MMI Touch display. This interface offers auditory feedback to acknowledge manually entered commands and adeptly manages a wide spectrum of day-to-day instructions communicated vocally. When paired with MMI navigation plus, previously exclusive to Vorsprung editions but now standard across all three trim levels, the voice-controlled system can also harness cloud resources to enhance its proficiency in comprehending spoken directives.