What are the length and width of the A4?

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LaColin
07/29/25 9:56pm
The length and width of the A4 are 476.2cm and 184.7cm respectively, with a height of 143.6cm and a wheelbase of 282.5cm. Here is some relevant information: 1. Exterior design: Both the Audi A4 Avant and Audi A4 allroad models feature a hexagonal grille design, but there are distinct differences in details. The front fascia of the Avant model is identical to the current sedan version of the Audi A4L, with blackened treatment on the grille and fog light areas for a more dynamic and sporty look. Additionally, it offers two exterior styles: the Elegance type and the Sport type. The Elegance type features a matte aluminum multi-horizontal bar grille, emphasizing a stable and sophisticated style, while the Sport type adopts a honeycomb grille design paired with newly designed air intakes for a more dynamic appearance. 2. Interior: The new car's interior design is highly futuristic, featuring a standard enhanced Audi Virtual Cockpit with a 12.3-inch full LCD instrument panel and a 10.1-inch central control screen. It is equipped with the MMI infotainment system, integrating voice control, touch sound feedback, entertainment, navigation, and vehicle connectivity functions, and also supports Audi Connect technology.
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SanAdam
08/15/25 9:42pm
I've been driving this Audi A4 for almost three years now, and I specifically researched its dimensions when choosing the car. The standard sedan version is 4762mm in length and 1847mm in width - I remember these figures particularly well. It's 5cm wider but 3cm shorter than my dad's old Passat. You can really feel the difference when driving; I need to be more careful on narrow roads, but parallel parking is actually easier. With the mirrors folded, it just fits into my 1.9-meter-wide parking space, leaving about half a palm's width between the front bumper and the wall. By the way, the version with the sport package is 12mm wider and has a more streamlined profile when viewed from the side.
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