Audi is already working on the next-generation A6 in sedan and wagon forms, which might adopt the A7 name because the automaker would use even numbers for electric vehicles. The current generations of both the A6 and A7 need to survive for about two more years on the market, however, and Audi now gives them more standard features and new customization options for the European market.
Starting with the equipment, both the A6 and A7 now always come with a digital instrument cluster, which is 12.3 inches large and uses full HD technology. That screen is controlled by the steering wheel buttons and provides infotainment information in different modes. In addition, even the base A6 and S6 models receive Audi’s full-LED headlight technology with LED daytime running lights. Last but not least, a more advanced park assist system is now part of the standard equipment.
