A1 citycarver

Assertive trendsetter. The Audi A1 citycarver.

Its unique design makes for an unmistakable appearance, its flexible equipment options inspire the imagination, its agile handling ensures a great driving experience – the Audi A1 citycarver is a crossover vehicle with many advantages. Powerful. Sporty. Inspiring. Modern.

Robust look

The emphatic design of the Audi A1 citycarver is defined by a robust look. This is exemplified by the subtle air intakes under the bonnet and the side panels on the wheel arches and side sills. In similar fashion, the front of the vehicle exhibits a large octagonal single-frame grill with a three-dimensional honeycomb grid in matt black finish. Slight front and rear overhangs, broad mudguards and wheels of optionally up to 18 inches give the vehicle a powerful and sporty overall appearance; an underride guard with a stainless steel finish is indicative of its off-roading abilities.

Comfortable and highly practical for everyday activities

In contrast with the basic model, typical features of the Audi A1 citycarver include its greater overall height, increased ground clearance and higher seating position of the occupants. For a vehicle with compact dimensions, the Audi A1 citycarver has a large boot volume of 335 litres. When the back seats are folded down, the total load volume expands up to 1,090 litres – ideal luggage storage for a two-person holiday. For even more storage space, we offer practical special equipment from Audi Genuine Accessories, for example a ski and luggage box.

Digital diversity

Experience a wide range of digital technologies and services in the Audi A1 citycarver. A fully digital 10.25-inch instrument cluster for checking vehicle data such as speed comes as part of the standard equipment. Optionally, you can also get the Audi virtual cockpit, which displays this information in different display environments. The standard MMI system in the centre console provides access to Audi connect¹'s digital services. The optional top-of-the-range MMI Navigation plus with MMI touch can be controlled via a 10.1-inch touch display or by voice commands.

Design and comfort – the interior

The Audi A1 citycarver's interior serves as a continuation of the progressive exterior design. Thanks to the new flexible equipment-line structure, you are free to match different interior packages to the exterior package. Should you choose the special "edition one" of the Audi A1 citycarver, the interior will be equipped with the sporty interior S line. This includes sports seats in front, a 3-spoke leather steering wheel with S emblem and stainless-steel pedals. The photo shows a colour scheme variant with covers and accent surfaces in orange.

Thrilling driving experience

The chassis, steering and weight distribution of the Audi A1 citycarver are perfectly tuned to one another and allow for a sporty driving style. The optional dynamics package provides increased agile handling. It includes red brake calipers, the Audi drive select vehicle dynamics system, a sound actuator and an undercarriage with adjustable dampers.

Unique character

A particularly sporty version of the Audi A1 citycarver is the "edition one" shown in the photos. Its exclusive features include, for example, the eye-catching arrow-grey pearl-effect exterior finish and 18-inch wheels from Audi Sport. The black roof, radiator grill of the single-frame grill and the front and rear Audi rings in front provide contrast in the colour scheme. Tinted LED headlights and LED rear lights blend into the look. The "edition one" emblem on the side sills is a clear indicator of the vehicle's character.

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