The 2013 Audi Q5 At Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta

Unmistakable Profile

Walk around to the side of the Q5 and you will notice a sporty and sophisticated profile. From the dramatic wheels set off by the rising edges of the fenders, to the graceful slope of the roof accented by the striking aluminum roof rails, the Q5 stands apart from the crowd.

Audi xenon Plus Headlights with LED Daytime Running Lights

The available signature LED daytime running lights and high-intensity headlights not only add a distinct look to the vehicle, they also help improve visibility while using half of the energy of conventional bulbs.

Audi adaptive Headlights

Utilizing input from the steering wheel and speed of the vehicle, available Audi adaptive headlights pivot up to 15 degrees to allow you to see ahead in the dark by lighting up corners more effectively.

Driver-oriented Cockpit

Angled slightly toward you, the driver-oriented cockpit with a hand-stitched, leather-wrapped steering wheel is the focal point, where technology and craftsmanship intersect. The stitching, the precise positioning of the spokes for your thumbs and even the thickness of the steering wheel itself create a feeling of total control.

Panorama Sunroof

The two-panel panorama sunroof produces a unique, light-filled driving experience. The rear panel is fixed, while the front can be tilted and opened. The mesh wind deflector provides excellent aero acoustics while the large two-piece panorama sunroof offers an unobstructed view overhead. When you want less light, a power sunshade is available to help dim the cabin.

quattro® All-wheel Drive

Permanent all-wheel drive systems are not created equal. And they certainly don't perform that way, either. quattro is essentially a mechanical system devised around a torque-sensing, self-locking, center differential that shifts torque instantaneously to where it's needed. This means quattro is adjusting power between front and rear axles more than 100 times a second, helping ensure torque is delivered to the wheels where traction exists. Under normal driving situations, quattro distributes the power between each axle by sending 40 percent to the front wheels and 60 percent to the rear wheels, enhancing the driving dynamics while helping maintain optimum control. Constantly assessing grip, quattro ensures the best possible combination of traction and handling, regardless of the road conditions.

Audi Hill descent control


Hill descent assist automatically maintains the speed set by the driver on steep descents by controlling engine speed and brakes. The result is a significant increase in comfort and stability when descending hills, no matter the road conditions. Hill descent control is conveniently activated and deactivated using a separate switch.