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Audi Urban Concept Presented in Frankfurt

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Audi jumped the gun with the reveals to be held at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show, and this is probably because they have their own little expo. During a media presentation, the new Urban Sportback and Spyder concepts were show for all to see their advanced, electric Audi-ness.
So far, we’ve only seen teaser video and sketches, but we relished in the chance to get a look at the real thing. This is a +1-seat, ultra-light car for congested urban spaces. The cockpit consists of carbon fiber-reinforced polymer, which integrates the undercarriage of both seats.

The 21-inch wheels are free-standing, their surrounding protective arches feature blinking strips of LED lights.

On board there is room for two people, their position slightly staggered and at a sporty, low level. All controls and materials are subject to the dictates of ultra-lightweight construction in order to ensure they convey a completely unique, sensory allure.

Performance wise, two e-tron electric motors provide the propulsion – offering the ultra-light Audi urban concept with the ability to accelerate powerfully. A lithium-ion battery supplies the energy – ideal for extended city tours.

“The highly concentrated look of the technical study, with its forward-urging lines, is dynamic and emotional – it lends Audi’s design language a completely new impetus,”
the German automaker explains. “The Audi urban concept is not based on any previous model – its development is solely oriented on the strict principles of lightweight construction, efficiency and reduction. The result is a concept car with no unnecessary weight, and one that concentrates on the pure essence of sporty motion.”
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About the author: Mihnea Radu
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Mihnea's favorite cars have already been built, the so-called modern classics from the '80s and '90s. He also loves local car culture from all over the world, so don't be surprised to see him getting excited about weird Japanese imports, low-rider VWs out of Germany, replicas from Russia or LS swaps down in Florida.
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