Is the Audi A6 fast in acceleration?
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Audi A6's multitronic continuously variable/manual integrated transmission, for the first time in the history of luxury sedans, achieves true continuously variable transmission. It adopts a metal chain drive method, completely replacing the traditional gear set transmission method, so the power output is completely free of jerks, smoother than ordinary automatic transmissions, and has the quick responsiveness of manual transmissions while also being more fuel-efficient and offering more comfortable control. The newly added S gear enhances acceleration capability and increases driving pleasure. The following are the factors affecting acceleration: Engine maximum power: The engine's maximum power is the decisive factor in determining the car's top speed. As the saying goes, 'Acceleration depends on torque, top speed depends on power.' If the engine power is very small and the car is very heavy, it will be like a small horse pulling a big cart, and the car's top speed will definitely not be high. Only when the engine outputs its maximum power and the car is traveling at a constant speed, that speed is the highest speed. Air resistance encountered during high-speed driving: Among the various driving resistances of a car, air resistance has the greatest impact on the car. According to tests, when the car speed exceeds 120 km/h, air resistance accounts for about 80% of the total driving resistance; when the speed exceeds 180 km/h, the resistance encountered by the car is almost entirely air resistance, and other resistances can be negligible in comparison.
