What is the brand history of Audi A4?

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LaAustin
07/30/25 3:19am
Audi A4's history can be examined from several perspectives. Development History: From achieving domestic production in 2003, marking the beginning of Audi A4's localization journey, to the second-generation Audi A4, then the third-generation Audi A4 (codename B7, 2005-2008), followed by the fourth-generation Audi A4 (codename B8, 2008-2016), and the fifth-generation Audi A4 (codename B9, 2016-present), culminating in the upgraded fifth-generation Audi A4L mid-cycle facelift (launched in 2020). Configuration Changes: The interior maintains the family design language. In terms of powertrain, it evolved from being equipped with a 2.0L engine featuring direct fuel injection technology and a 3.0L naturally aspirated engine to the 2020 Audi A4L offering three different power-tuned versions of the 2.0T inline-four engine, all compliant with China's National VI emission standards. The maximum power outputs are 150 horsepower, 190 horsepower, and 252 horsepower respectively, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Innovative Features: Current new models come equipped with electronic gear shifters, panoramic sunroofs, parking sensors, rearview cameras, cruise control, seat heating, etc. The headlight assembly adopts a segmented design with a brand-new styling. The overall front fascia exhibits strong sportiness. The current new models also feature a 12V mild hybrid system, enhancing driving smoothness and fuel economy.
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