Q6 Audi Q6 (China Exclusive)

[Mr. Peanutbutter]

The Audi section of this site doesn't seem to get much love. I found it strange that I couldn't find anything about the Audi Q6 which was released for the Chinese market.

 

[Mr. Peanutbutter]

 

[Mr. Peanutbutter]

 

[Mr. Peanutbutter]

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[Mr. Peanutbutter]

Personal thoughts: I quite like it. I wonder how it would compete in other markets. Interior seems interesting.
There's even a configurator up for it on the Audi Shanghai website.

 

[dalab]

Wow, what a piece of inert and depersonalized design

 

[wallstbear]

This is a Teramont w/ 4 rings in the front.

 

[Laurent T]

Design wise, it's not worth the Audi badge !

 

[dalab]

This is a Teramont w/ 4 rings in the front.

Design wise, it's not worth the Audi badge !

Ambition over passion, when in your company people who want to bill money outnumber those who really feel and enjoy doing for their brand (a very historical one by the way), you are in trouble

 

[SCOTT27]

For a company that heavily promotes “design” from every angle. There is not many superlatives about this car. Even if this car was available in Europe? And was presented I would feel like I was scammed.

 

[Rolf]

This doesn't follow any of the latest Audi design ques, it's almost like its front and rear were designed by a seperate team and they just stuck the Audi badges on it. The headlights and grill treatment somehow remind me of the Toyota RAV4

 

[dalab]

This doesn't follow any of the latest Audi design ques, it's almost like its front and rear were designed by a seperate team and they just stuck the Audi badges on it. The headlights and grill treatment somehow remind me of the Toyota RAV4

It's a shame for Audi, like a lack of respect for the Chinese, "we sell them anything and they will buy it"

 

[wallstbear]

It's a shame for Audi, like a lack of respect for the Chinese, "we sell them anything and they will buy it"

In fairness, when it comes to disrespecting the Chinese market, Audi doesn't hold a candle to Merc and BMW.

Doubling or even tripling the price, replacing metal pieces w/ plastic ones, fitting cars w/ the smallest engines available, getting rid of radar sensors, etc. The German Bros have been at it for the past 30 years.