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    Audi A6 Avant e-tron concept to be displayed at Museum of the Future

    July 20, 2022
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    The Museum of the Future and Audi Middle East are collaborating to present the Avant, the next model of Audi’s future electric-powered A6 Luxury Class. For the first time in the region, the concept car will be displayed at the museum’s Tomorrow, Today exhibition, highlighting the mutual anticipation of mobility in the future. A partnership between Audi Middle East and the Museum of the Future, the first-of-its-kind, state-of-the-art museum in Dubai, is responsible for the exclusive showcase. Audi was welcomed as the museum’s official automotive partner earlier this year, aligning with its goals for the future.

    Audi A6 Avant e-tron concept to be displayed at Museum of the FutureIn the Tomorrow Today exhibition, technology is explored in contrasting ways as a contribution to societal and environmental change. There are a number of prototypes and current products on display, as well as mobility concepts. As the third in a series of exclusive activities planned at the museum, the Audi A6 Avant e-tron concept is an icon of innovation.

    Powered by Audi’s forward-looking PPE platform, the A6 Avant also has an exclusively electric drive system. As well as being a new design concept, it shares the same dimensions as the A6 Sportback e-tron. Its body measures 4.96 meters (16.3 ft.) long, 1.96 meters (6.4 ft.) wide, and 1.44 meters (4.7 ft.) high. Audi’s contemporary formal language has been reflected in its lines. It bears a resemblance to the other electrically powered Audis in the e-tron fleet, such as the closed Singleframe and continuous rear stripe of lights.

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