Showing posts with label R8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label R8. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 March 2013

The new Audi R8 V10 plus


Audi has taken the back off its new R8 V10 plus supercar for a new video which allows viewers to see its high-performance 550PS engine in action - and hear it roar.
The film, which captures the excitement of the R8 accelerating at full throttle, is available on YouTube -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpB1yR9Sz9Y - and has already been viewed over 200,000 times since it first went live.
Thanks to augmented-reality technology - used for the first time by Audi – users of the free image-recognition app Blippar are able to view this video by simply pointing their phone at print and poster advertisements of the car, instantly bringing 2D photographs to life.
"The new Audi R8 V10 plus pushes boundaries in terms of performance and innovation. The use of Blippar technology allows people to interact immediately with the car, and get under its bonnet in a way they simply would not be able to do with a 2D advertisement alone. The new video content gives car enthusiasts the opportunity to hear the R8 V10 plus being taken to the red line," explains Kristian Dean, National Communications Manager for Audi UK.
"Augmented reality opens up a whole new world of marketing potential, and will only become more exciting as more brands embrace apps such as Blippar. Audi is proud to be one of the first major brands to utilise this new technology - an approach in keeping with the company philosophy of Vorsprung durch Technik."

Sunday, 9 December 2012

Audi R8 China Edition


We all known that the Chinese market is the market you want to be and because of that more and more companies are creating specially made products to please potential buyers in the People’s Republic of China.


This special version, limited to 80 units, will be available in Malibu Blue or Suzuka Grey with contrasting side blades, black 19-inch rims and a carbon fibre rear wing.

On the inside there is plenty of alcantara and leather on the seats and steering wheel, body colored trim and a gear knob with the serial number of the car that will skip all numbers with "4" in them because it is considered to be a unlucky number since it is pronounced similarly to the word "death".

The engine is the same V10 5.2liter with 525hp and 530Nm connected to a R tronic gearbox and the quattro all-wheel drive system allowing the car to go from a stationary position to 100km/h (62mph) in 3,9 seconds.

Source: GMotors

 
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