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We don’t see safety as an option,
or a luxury.
We decided that, regardless of size, strong should be a more flexible concept. High-strength steel helps
add a measure of security while enhancing overall handling and performance. The six standard airbags
1
feature technology that is designed to deploy airbags based on seat position, while specially constructed
crumple zones give way upon impact to help mitigate potential injury in a collision. All of this, combined
with the rigidity of laser seam-welded joints that enhance the strength of every Audi we make, helps dimin-
ish the impact of an unavoidable event.
1 Airbags are supplemental restraints only and will not deploy under all crash circumstances. Always use safety belts and seat children only in the rear, using restraint systems
appropriate for their size and age. 2 This is a dramatization and does not depict what will happen in a collision. All bags will not inflate simultaneously in real-world collisions,
and, if multiple bags do deploy, they will be in various stages of inflating/deflating and will never all be inflated at the same time.
Brakes
Whether you’re on the open road or o the beaten path, ESC
with ABS helps to keep the vehicle traveling in its intended
direction by moderating brake pressure at all four wheels to
help maintain traction, minimize skids and optimize control.
Six standard airbags
With six standard airbags, including front-impact and thorax
side airbags for both driver and front passenger, and available
rear passenger thorax side airbags, you’ll feel practically sur-
rounded.
1
And that’s a good thing.
Safety
Working to spread a “bend,
don’t break” philosophy.
Dramatization
2
Crumple zones
Knautschzone may be an ugly word, but it’s a beautiful
technology. German for “crumple zone,” this ingenious
safety feature helps dissipate the energy from a col-
lision by spreading the impact forces around the pas-
senger cell and away from its occupants. In doing so, it
also slows the vehicle’s deceleration rate, which helps
to further lessen the force of impact.
High-strength steel
High-strength steel in the chassis
rail side-member and B-pillar helps
protect the driver and passengers
in the event of a collision.
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