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Audi activesphere concept, Audi urbansphere concept, Audi skysphere concept, Audi grandsphere concept

The vehicles shown are concept vehicles that are not available as production vehicles.

The Audi activesphere concept driving in the street.

The Audi activesphere concept

Redefining quattro performance for high-class outdoor activities, the Audi activesphere concept converts Audi’s history into Audi’s future. The symbiosis of elegance, practicality and capability makes the Four Ring’s latest study the perfect lifestyle companion.

Rear view, photographed at a slight angle, of the Audi urbansphere concept.

The Audi urbansphere concept

A haven in the heart of rush hour, the fully automated Audi urbansphere concept is not only a lounge on wheels but also the largest concept vehicle to join the sphere family so far. With its high-tech offerings and generous interior space, it brings first-class comfort to life.

The Audi grandsphere concept

The Audi grandsphere concept

The second of the sphere concept vehicles provides a glimpse of the premium mobility of the future as interpreted by Audi. The fully reconceived interior becomes a capacious space for experiences with the feel of a first-class lounge.

The Audi skysphere concept

The Audi skysphere concept

As the first in a series of concept vehicles illustrating how Audi is actively shaping the future of premium mobility, the study fuses technology and design, opening the door to whole new worlds of experience.

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