In addition to the Audi Sport Quattro Concept, the German company also presents the most off-road in character Nanuk Quattro Concept. The Audi Nanuk Quattro Concept is built in collaboration with Giugiaro's ItalDesign, reminiscent of the ItalDesign Parcour Concept.
It features the specially designed lightweight Audi Space Frame (ASF) and reinforced carbon fiber parts (CFRP), weighing about 1.900 kg.
With off-road dispositions, the impressive Audi prototype is powered by the 5,0-liter V10 TDI engine, which delivers 544 horsepower and 1000 Nm of torque from 1500 rpm!
The four-wheel drive undertakes to transfer the rich torque to all wheels, through a 7-speed S tronic automatic transmission.
The dimensions of the Nanuk are 4,54 meters long, 1,99 meters wide and 1,34 meters high. The performance that Audi promises for its new concept, is 0-100 km / h at 3,8΄΄ and 305 km / h top speed. For consumption, Audi announces just 7,8 lt / 100km of oil.
It has impressive 22-inch wheels (235/50 front - 295/50 rear) and electronically controlled suspension, with the driver being able to vary the ground clearance, with three stages (from -30 mm to +40 mm).
At the same time, the electronic adjustment of the suspension height cooperates with the navigation system, having the ability to fluctuate the distance from the ground depending on the road conditions. The Nanuk Quatro Concept also incorporates the Audi Dynamic Steering system.
At relatively low speeds, the rear wheels turn up to 9 degrees in the opposite direction, from which the car turns, virtually reducing the wheelbase and significantly reducing the turning circle (close to 10 meters), offering agility and neutrality in turns.
At high speeds, the system changes the geometry of the rear wheels by 2,5 degrees in the same direction as the front wheels, virtually increasing the wheelbase in order to improve vehicle stability.
Source: gocar.gr