April 11, 2023News

These Four Audi Models Honour KSA

To celebrate 93 years of the unification and patriotism of Saudi Arabia, Audi has devised a range of 93 exclusive models. Dubbed Kingdom Edition, they comprise the S6, S7, A8 and Q8. And how do they stand out? Each has its own unique specification. The highlights include the ‘Goodwood Green’ paint, inspired by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s (KSA) flag, leather upholstery as standard, Kingdom Edition scuff plates, KSA map stitching on the headrests, green rhombus pattern on floor mats and rear window matting, and Saudi-inspired digitized motifs in the door entry lights. Those who want to own one can either reserve or buy online or by contacting Audi Saudi Arabia.

Rachit Shad Trehan

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April 26, 2024

Third Coachbuilt Bentley Debuts On May 7

Bentley Motors will unveil its third coachbuilt model for the modern era on May 7, 2024. Of course, Mulliner’s expertise has been employed here because, unlike the Bentaygas and Continentals, this new model will be limited to just 16 units. That means it follows the sold-out Batur and Bacalar beauties. And yes, the iconic W12, “in its most potent iteration”, will be on duty here, making the upcoming limited-run Brit among the last Bentleys to use this engine before it is shelved for good.

Excited? Of course, you are!

April 26, 2024

Nico Hülkenberg named Audi’s first F1 driver for 2026 but starts racing from 2025

2026 marks a landmark year in the history of Formula1. Apart from the introduction of monumental changes to the race car regulations, 2026 will witness German carmaker Audi’s entry to motorsport’s most elite race. And as early as mid-2024, the Audi Factory team has announced the signing of its first driver – Nico Hülkenberg. The German racer with over 200 F1 races under his belt is one of the most experienced drivers in the sport and now signs a multi-year contract with Sauber. While Hülkenberg will appear in Audi factory team colours in 2026, he will be driving for Sauber as early as 2025, thereby making a return to F1 next year post a multi-year hiatus and accompany the transformation to the factory team. Nico Hülkenberg commented: “The prospect of competing for Audi is something very special. When a German manufacturer enters Formula 1 with such determination, it’s a unique opportunity. To represent the factory team of such a car brand with a power unit made in Germany is a great honor for me.”