What are the different series of Audi?
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Audi is primarily divided into the A series, Q series, S series, RS series, TT series, and R series, as detailed below: 1. A series: A1, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, with some models featuring extended wheelbases such as A4L and A6L. This series represents Audi's standard sedan lineup. 2. Q series: Q2, Q3, Q5, Q7, which constitutes Audi's SUV series. 3. S series: S3, S4, S5, S6, representing Audi's sports car series. 4. RS series: RS4, RS6, which is Audi's high-performance sports car series. 5. TT series, representing Audi's standard sports car lineup. 6. R series: R8, R10, R18, which is Audi's GT sports car series.
From my experience as a driving instructor, Audi's model lineup is actually quite clear. The most common on the road are the A-series sedans: the A3 is suitable for young people's daily commute, the A4 is popular among white-collar workers, the A6 is an executive-level car, and the A8 is reserved for big company CEOs. In the Q-series SUVs, the Q3 is a favorite among young women, the Q5 is perfect for family use, the Q7 offers ample space for kids, and the Q8 is exceptionally imposing. The sports car lineup includes the classic TT coupe and the performance beast R8. In recent years, the all-electric e-tron series has also become common, often seen near charging stations. Oh, and don’t confuse the sporty S models and the track-focused RS series with the standard versions—you can tell the difference just by the exhaust note.
