Audi A6 TFSI e 2021 Review - A hybrid worth the premium price tag?

BUY, LEASE OR FINANCE AN AUDI A6 TFSI e FROM OSV: Background If you’re thinking of a full-sized Executive segment saloon or estate, you have to consider the option of Plug-in hybrid technology these days - the potential Benefit-in-Kind taxation savings are just too good to ignore. Which makes Audi’s A6 50 TFSIe model significant. Unlike other larger Audi plug-ins, it uses four cylinder rather than six cylinder power. But for the right kind of business customer, its figures might represent a compulsive argument against the diesel alternative. But this model’s two key competitors - the BMW 5 Series and the Mercedes E-Class - both claim to offer much the same thing. What can this Audi offer to set itself apart? Driving Experience Audi’s latest TFSIe plug-in technology comes in a variety of forms. In this A6, it’s based around the brand’s usual four cylinder 2.0 TFSI petrol engine, to which has been added an electric motor integrat