The 2027 Audi RS5 sedan and wagon (Avant) designs have indeed surfaced early through leaked images, revealing a significantly more muscular and aggressive direction for the B10 generation. These leaks coincide with Audi's transition to a new naming convention where the RS5 effectively replaces the outgoing RS4 Avant.

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The 2027 Audi RS5 sedan and wagon (Avant) designs have indeed surfaced early through leaked images, revealing 
a significantly more muscular and aggressive direction for the B10 generation. These leaks coincide with Audi's transition to a new naming convention where the RS5 effectively replaces the outgoing RS4 Avant.
Leaked Design Highlights
  • Muscular Bodywork: The leaked images showcase significantly wider wheel arches and a lower, more purposeful stance compared to the standard A5 and S5 models.
  • Front Fascia: A redesigned Singleframe grille with aggressive diamond-shaped mesh is flanked by large air intakes and slim, swept-back LED headlights featuring pixel DRLs.
  • Rear Elements: The rear features a prominent diffuser housing signature oval exhaust tips, though some leaks suggest they may be positioned closer to the center than in previous generations.
  • Interior Upgrades: Early glimpses of the cabin reveal a focused digital cockpit with a large central touchscreen, Alcantara-wrapped sport steering wheel, and body-hugging RS bucket seats.
Anticipated Performance
  • Plug-in Hybrid Powertrain: For the first time, the RS5 will feature a PHEV setup, likely pairing the 2.9L twin-turbo V6 with an electric motor.
  • Increased Output: Total system power is expected to exceed 600 hp, aimed at rivaling the Mercedes-AMG C63 S E Performance.
  • Efficiency: Rumors point to an electric-only range of approximately 50 miles (WLTP) and a 0–62 mph (0–100 km/h) sprint time of roughly 3.4 seconds.
While the official Audi global site has yet to confirm these details, reports suggest a reveal could occur as early as late 2025 or early 2026.
Would you like to compare these leaked power figures against the current BMW M3 or Mercedes-AMG C63 specifications?



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