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A2 Concept (Germany, 2011)

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Styling seems to be an evolution of the A1 except with a long style line that flows from the tops of he headlights all the way to the top of the tail lights unifying the entire design. Size is that of a standard city car at 3.8 meters long, 1.69m wide and 1.49m tall. The show car uses a dynamic glass roof that can go from dark opaque to transparent at the push of a button.

Audi is also experimenting with new ways to construct automotive lighting with the A2 Concept. It uses matrix beams, which means that groups of LEDs shine on microreflectors to create a bright, no-glare light. The car can sense the relative amount of daylight and adjusts the brightness of the tail lights accordingly. Similar to the headlights that BMW revealed yesterday, the rear fog light is laser-powered to be especially bright in inclement weather.

The interior of the concept emphasizes functionality. As opposed to buttons all of the controls are touch panels. The seats are positioned to allow for four passengers and for a bicycle with its front wheel removed to fit between the rear passengers.



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Audi’s history starts when founder August Horch opened a car company named A. Horch & Cie. in 1899. Then in 1901 his factory completed the assembly of the first Horch automobile. August Horch, however, ended up being expelled from his own company in 1909. He subsequently went on to start another car company in Zwickau, Germany, where he kept producing cars under the ‘Horch’ brandname, even though his f...  more

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