“As in other new Audi models, the A5, Q5, Q6 and A6 e-tron, the Audi digital stage revolves around the Audi MMI panoramic display and the optional MMI passenger display. The thin free-standing Audi MMI panoramic display has a curved design and OLED technology. It consists of the Audi virtual cockpit with an 11.9-inch display diagonal and the 14.5-inch MMI touch display. Audi complements the digital stage for the front passengers with the10.9-inch MMI front passenger display, standard on Prestige trims, which is also perfectly integrated into the dashboard design. The passenger display enables the front passenger to look up websites and stream select video content and helps when navigating or searching for the nearest gas station. Thanks to the dynamic privacy mode, distracting content such as videos cannot be viewed from the driver’s seat while driving. If the passenger display is not in use or if no passengers are detected, a background image is shown.

“Premium plus and Prestige trim level A6 models come standard with a new, configurable head-up display (HUD). A wide range of information can be displayed on the HUD, including speed, active assistance systems, navigation instructions, and media information. For the first time in an Audi vehicle, drivers have the option of controlling vehicle and infotainment functions via the head-up display. The controls also allow the driver to scroll through lists and directly make selections using the steering wheel buttons. Thanks to the maximized use of the installation space and the adapted display technology, the visible image area is more than 85% larger than the previous generation A6, and the display is significantly sharper and higher resolution,” Audi claimed.