What is the difference between Audi A4 and Audi A4L?

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LaAubree
07/24/25 3:57am
The differences between Audi A4 and Audi A4L are as follows: 1. The Audi A4L is an extended version of the A4, specially designed by Audi for Chinese users and also serves as the successor to the A4. 2. The A4L features more luxurious and abundant configurations, with redesigned exterior and interior, making it more striking than the older A4. 3. The A4L is equipped with an EA888-2.0L engine, which provides stronger acceleration and power compared to the A4. 4. The A4L adopts a brand-new exterior and chassis design, closely resembling the Audi A5 from the front and rear. The front face design incorporates an expensive sports car style.
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SanJoanna
08/10/25 11:33pm
When it comes to the difference between the Audi A4 and A4L, I think the main distinction lies in the rear seating space. I've driven both models belonging to my friend, and the A4L's rear seats are noticeably more spacious, allowing for leg stretching, unlike the standard A4 which feels more cramped. When taking family outings, especially with children or elderly sitting in the back, the L version is much more comfortable. The wheelbase is extended by about 88mm, making the car roughly over ten centimeters longer, but the handling might feel a bit softer, and it's not as agile in turns. Fuel consumption and price are similar, with almost identical configurations—it's just the increased space that makes family users happier. If you frequently go on long trips or often have many passengers, I'd recommend considering the A4L.
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