Even though the Beijing Auto Show has been postponed due to rising coronavirus cases, Audi is still revealing its new concept that was supposed to make an appearance in China. Urbansphere follows the stunning Skysphere and Grandsphere from last year and serves as a window into the company's design language. While the preceding concepts took the shape of a two-seat roadster and a swoopy sedan, the new showcar seems to have a minivan-esque shape.
The Four Rings have been tight-lipped about the Urbansphere, but we do know it's tailored to "meet the needs of customers in Chinese megacities." Interestingly, the Ingolstadt-based marque says it has designed the concept car from the interior out as the company's first car to "reflect the wishes and experiences of Chinese customers." It's going to have the roomiest cabin of any Audi model to date, besting the likes of the three-row Q6, an upmarket VW Atlas for the world's most populous country.
