Launched earlier this year as part of a raft of new Audi “ultra” efficient models, the A6 ultra brings especially low CO2 emissions of 114g/km, making it one of the lowest-consuming premium cars in its segment. Powered by a 190PS 2.0-litre TDI engine, the A6 ultra offers 400Nm of torque, giving sporty power generation even at low engine speeds, along with low fuel consumption of 4.6l/100km.

With the optional seven-speed S tronic, a totally new dual-clutch transmission, its average fuel consumption further drops to 4.4l/100km.

In the coming days, Audi AG will be handing over the keys for the first cars of the new Bundestag fleet.

‘The A6 ultra is a prime example of our efficiency philosophy, combining low consumption with Audi sportiness and luxury-class comfort,’ said Wayne Griffiths, head of sales Germany at AUDI AG. ‘Our ultra models are of great interest to both fleet and private customers. They offer sustainable mobility fully suitable for everyday use, to the benefit of both the environment and operating costs.’