What are the differences between Audi S and RS?

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DiHannah
07/29/25 8:19pm
Here are the differences between Audi S and RS: 1. Different performance space: Since the S series is tuned by Audi's sports department and shares production lines with regular models, it is limited in various aspects by Audi and the standard versions. In contrast, the RS series, overseen by the Quattro department, enjoys high degrees of freedom. Whether in terms of exterior sport kits or core powertrains, the RS series achieves a qualitative leap compared to the S series. Only the RS series can be mentioned in the same breath as Mercedes-Benz's AMG and BMW's M series. 2. Different prices: Compared to the S, the RS offers stronger power, richer configurations, and better handling, hence the higher price. Of course, the S models are also significantly more expensive than regular models.
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