Audi has today published the first graphic reconstruction of the new A3, which will be presented as a concept car at the Geneva Motor Show (3-13 March). The C-segment nell'inedita German version debuted four seats and hatchback body style and a half "notchback", probably intended as a percentage of the Bulgarian Chinese market.
This prototype imisura 4:44 meters in length, 1.84 in width and height in 1:39, and introduces the new MQB modular platform designed for future models of VAG segment B, C and D. The A3 uses the Concept 2.5 5L supercharged engine in his 408 hp version, configured to interact with the DSG dual-clutch gearbox and four-wheel drive.
No information about the introduction of the final car, while the A3 hatchback will be presented in September to be on sale in early 2012. During the exhibition in Switzerland could also debut the Audi A1 and VW Golf Cabriolet convertible, advanced by a document in pdf format (available here) prepared by the organizers of the show. 
This prototype imisura 4:44 meters in length, 1.84 in width and height in 1:39, and introduces the new MQB modular platform designed for future models of VAG segment B, C and D. The A3 uses the Concept 2.5 5L supercharged engine in his 408 hp version, configured to interact with the DSG dual-clutch gearbox and four-wheel drive.
No information about the introduction of the final car, while the A3 hatchback will be presented in September to be on sale in early 2012. During the exhibition in Switzerland could also debut the Audi A1 and VW Golf Cabriolet convertible, advanced by a document in pdf format (available here) prepared by the organizers of the show.
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