Audi unveiled in late 2022 its most powerful version to date, RS6, in the form of the performance version that provided more power and a specific styling.

AUDI RS6 Avant

The RS6 Avant was the true greyhound under a station-wagon skin. It offered the performance of a supercar and the versatility of a family car.

Audi made a habit of building the most powerful version on its A6 model also on the station-wagon variant. And the RS6 Avant was a proof.

In 2004, Audi decided to pull the plug for the RS6 sedan version, but continued using the badge on the long-roof one, added some more ponies, and named it the RS6 Plus.

Audi introduced a station wagon for its most potent A6 range in 2002 and transformed the family car into a highway beast that could keep up with the raging bulls and ramping horses.

The third generation of the Audi A6 was launched in 2004 but it wasn't until 2008 when the most powerful version appeared: the RS6. It was available as station-wagon in 2008 and, in 2009, the RS6 sedan was shown.

In 2002 Audi introduced a car that could outrun the M5 from BMW or the W210 E55 AMG from Mercedes-Benz and produced it for just two years: the RS6.