What is the wheelbase of the Audi A6L?
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The wheelbase is 3012mm. The following is a related introduction to the Audi A6L: Exterior: The overall appearance of the new generation Audi A6L has not changed much. Based on the original design, it adopts a more novel and youthful style, featuring the new family face, which is very similar to the current A8L. From certain angles, it is even difficult to distinguish between the two. Like the A8L, the top-end model of the new A6L is also equipped with stylish full LED headlights. Body Dimensions: In terms of body dimensions, the differences between the new Audi A6L and its competitors, the new BMW 5 Series Li and the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class Long Wheelbase, are not significant. However, compared to the old A6L, the increased wheelbase undoubtedly provides more spacious rear seating. The new A6L measures 5015mm in length, 1874mm in width, and 1455mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3012mm (old A6L: 2945mm).
The wheelbase of the Audi A6L is typically 3024 millimeters, which is just over 3 meters. I've driven this car many times, and its long wheelbase makes the rear seating particularly spacious—comfortably accommodating five adults without feeling cramped. It's especially suitable for long family trips or business receptions. The wheelbase refers to the distance between the front and rear wheels; a longer wheelbase enhances vehicle stability, providing a steadier feel at high speeds and reducing body roll during turns. However, an excessively long wheelbase might affect maneuverability, such as when making U-turns on narrow streets. Audi has tuned it well, striking a balance between comfort and handling. Compared to the shorter wheelbase of the A4, the A6L is noticeably more comfortable. Though it's pricier, it offers good value for money—even adding a footrest in the back makes lying down comfortable. Considering wheelbase is important when buying a car, especially if you frequently carry passengers. I recommend visiting a dealership to personally experience the sense of space.