► Design rethink uses light and recycled materialsMore details about Audi’s Q6 e-Tron are coming to light as part of its long-drawn-out reveal process. During the 2023 IAA Munich motor show, the brand has revealed images of the Q6’s interior, which Audi says marks a start of a new generation of interior design for its entire product range.
What you’ll notice first, however, is the enormous curved display that spans across the driver’s virtual cockpit display and a large 14.5-inch central touchscreen that launches with a new generation of infotainment software. Some physical buttons remain, mostly arranged on the centre console, and include a physical volume dial.
Also featured , is a 10.9-inch display for the front passenger, which includes technology designed to block the screen from being visible to the driver. Simply put, the new technology allows Audi to add complex animations to the front and rear lights of the Q6 e-Tron. All of the segments are used in the rear lights and 12 segments are used in the headlights.