Now Audi has actually gone a little additional, deserting its almost-new classification while doing so. As calling conventions go, Audi a minimum of attempted to keep things a little rational when it informed everybody last summertime that henceforth, odd-numbered Audis– A3, A5, Q5, Q7, and so on– would be internal combustion or hybrids, and even-numbered Audis– A4, A6, Q6, Q8– would be electrical, or e-tron.

This held true when we visited a few of those brand-new Audis in the studio last summertime. There was a brand new gasoline-powered A5, which can be found in a good-looking fastback sedan and even more good-looking Avant (station wagon) variation, that will not pertain to the United States.

There’s likewise a brand new, totally electrical A6, offered as a sedan however likewise as a good-looking fastback sedan and a lot more good-looking Avant. This one likewise isn’t concerning America.

Since today, things are back to where they utilized to be. Forget the odd and even difference; in the meantime, it implies absolutely nothing once again. A gasoline-powered A6 will break cover on March 3, Audi states. And when it comes to names? “A” indicates a low flooring, and “Q” implies a high flooring (i.e., SUV or crossover).