Audi Q6 e-tron gets standard quattro for 2027 model year

Implementation of the three-year maintenance standard shifts Audi’s U.S. value proposition beyond the vehicle itself and into the ownership experience Audi announced 2027 model year pricing and equipment updates for the U.S. market, covering seven vehicle families with base price ranges ranging from $44,400 to $170,500, excluding destination and delivery. Changes to the range include simplified packaging structures, a standard three-year planned maintenance program and the quattro all-wheel drive system confirmed as standard on the Q6 e-tron family. Audi Signature Care, standard on all purchases in 2027, covers three scheduled maintenance within the first three years or 30,000 miles. The program is valid for both purchased and leased vehicles and can be extended up to 120,000 miles through Audi Care Select. The A5 will transition to a single-trim structure for 2027, and its price starts at $50,400 with Driver Assistance, Executive Support and the newly introduced Sport Plus package for configuration. The S5, which starts at $63,600, has a Vorsprung package that includes digital taillights, adaptive S sport suspension, and a surround-view camera system. Priced from $44,400, the Q3 is Audi’s entry point to its 2027 U.S. SUV lineup and features direct tire pressure monitoring and rear emergency braking as standard. The new Convenience package brings together a heated steering wheel, surround-view cameras and parking assist, while the Driver Assistance package adds head-up display and remote parking assist functionality. The Q6 e-tron starts at $64,500 with quattro as standard. Updated with hardware and software revisions, the A6 Sportback e-tron starts at $66,700 in single-motor rear-wheel-drive form. Pricing for the range-topping A8 L starts at $95,100, while the RS e-tron GT performance starts at $170,500.