The 10.1in touchscreen is sharp and has smart graphics. It offers haptic feedback but, with no physical controller, you still have to look away from the road to nd and hit the icon you want. That said, it responds swiftly to inputs and, after some practice, the menu layouts make sense. As in the E63, Apple Carplay and Android Auto are standard, but you have to pay extra to upgrade the stereo; the standard system sounds decent, though.
AUDI RS6 AVANT 1 1 The lower 8.6in touchscreen looks smart, but physical controls would be easier to use 2 2 Quality of the materials and t and nish are top-notch, but you don’t get as much kit as in E63 3 3 RS6’S driver’s seat is more supportive in corners and com er on long journeys
1 1 Build quality is iffy in places, but physical buttons for the climate control are welcome 2 3 2 Both cars’ pedals are offset to the right and a bulge in the footwell nudges your left leg 3 As in the RS6, you get digital dials with classic or sporty designs, plus fancy ambient lighting
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RS6 is surefooted, grippy and agile in tight turns, but less fun
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