The 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show will play host to four new high-performance Audi S models sharing one remarkable new eight-cylinder engine which enables them to counterbalance outputs of up to 520PS with the potential for up to 29mpg*. The new bi-turbo V8, incorporating cylinder on demand technology and a host of other advances, replaces the naturally aspirated V10 FSI engine in the all-new S6, S6 Avant and S8 models, and in the process improves economy by as much as 25 per cent. It is also at the heart of a completely new addition to the S quattro Series – the new S7 Sportback.
Replacements for two familiar members of the S quattro series swap V10 power for an all-new V8 and are joined by the new S7 Sportback
• New twin-turbo V8 TFSI petrol engine replaces naturally aspirated V10 FSI in latest S6 and S8 and also powers new S7 Sportback
• All newcomers expected to open for UK order during quarter 4 2011
• Engine features new cylinder deactivation system that disengages four of the eight cylinders under part load to maximise fuel efficiency
• Start-stop and energy recuperation systems also feature as standard
• Version in S6, S6 Avant and S7 Sportback delivers 420PS and 550Nm, version in S8 offers 520PS and 650Nm
• Reduces fuel consumption by up to 25 per cent compared with V10
• S6 0-62mph in 4.8 seconds, top speed limited to 155mph, 29.1mpg*, S6 Avant 0-62mph in 4.9 seconds, top speed limited to 155mph, 28.8mpg*
• S7 Sportback 0-62mph in 4.9 seconds, top speed limited to 155mph, 29.1mpg*
• S8 0-62mph in 4.2 seconds, top speed limited to 155mph, 27.7mpg*
• Active noise cancellation system broadcasts antiphase sound via four cabin-mounted microphones to suppress external noise intrusion into the cabin
• quattro all-wheel-drive with self-locking centre differential – sport differential standard for S8
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