Has the Audi A4L been discontinued?

[VonLilliana]

From FAW-Volkswagen Audi's official sources, it has been learned that the final pre-mid-cycle facelift version of the Audi A4L has officially rolled off the production line, marking the official discontinuation of the early B9 model. It is reported that the early domestic Audi A4L was launched in September 2016 and quickly gained high recognition upon its release. Relevant information about Audi is as follows: Introduction: Audi, a German luxury car brand, is symbolized by four interlocking rings. Currently a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group, its headquarters are located in Ingolstadt, Germany, with branches in many countries including China. Logo meaning: Each ring represents a company. The four rings are of equal size, interlocked side by side, symbolizing the equal status and close unity of the four companies, making the entire alliance unbreakable.

[VanKarter]

I recently researched Audi's product line updates and have some insider info to share: The currently available Audi A4L (8th generation B9 series) is indeed gradually winding down production. Dealer friends told me that some regional stores have already started clearing inventory to make way for the new model. But interestingly, this doesn't mean you can't find the current version at all. Some Audi 4S stores in certain cities still have limited edition custom versions or specific configurations available. If you have a soft spot for the classic design, now is actually a good time to negotiate prices. Of course, you'll need to act quickly - production line transitions to the next-generation models are inevitable.

[LaLandon]

As an automotive industry observer, I've noticed that rumors about the Audi A4L facelift have been circulating since last year. The current model remains technically reliable, but its electronic architecture can't match the upcoming new generation. If you're considering a purchase, I recommend contacting local dealers to check inventory status first. A friend of mine just got a great deal on a current-gen 45TFSI model last week. However, be aware that some optional configurations (like special paint colors) may have been discontinued. For those interested in the new model, I recently saw spy shots of camouflaged test vehicles at domestic factories - the official reveal will likely happen within this year.

[SanBarrett]

Friends who follow the car market should know that the current A4L is nearing the end of its lifecycle. However, here's a little-known fact: model transitions don't happen overnight. Last month when I was near the factory area, I saw the assembly line still producing some base versions for the rental market. For regular consumers, it's now quite difficult to order new cars with personalized configurations, but the supply of nearly-new vehicles in the used car market has actually increased. The new model is expected to adopt the latest PPE platform technology, with charging ports likely relocated to the front fender position, and the dashboard layout becoming more digital.