Audi A6 will make its debut early next year as a 2012 model. Building on technologies first developed in the TT platform, the next-generation 2012 Audi A6 is expected to use the lightweight ASF II spaceframe technology as its base.
Audi has developed the Aluminum and Steel Spaceframe (ASF II) technology to provide a platform that weighs half as much as steel, but is one and a half times as rigid. ASF technology allows the chassis to be built from a conglomeration of bonded subframe members, modular nose and tail structures and a passenger cell made of aluminum with steel and foam reinforcements.
Pioneered in the TT, the ASF architecture is expected to become the standard method of construction for all future Audis, making the A6 the first of the new generation. A variation of this is used in the new A8, although the big Audi sedan uses almost full aluminum construction.
A6 is also expected in a large range of engines: 2.8 and 4.2 V10 and 2.6 and 3.0 diesels V6. Front-wheel drive will probably remain standard, but all-wheel drive quattro variants will be available.

April 10th, 2010
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