Audi RS6 2022
Family duties met with autobahn-ready composure
- 2022
- Seats: 5
- 591 hp
From €250 per day.
Family duties met with autobahn-ready composure
Autobahn mornings, five seats, zero compromise
Seven seats ready for winding alpine family routes
Effortless comfort for long touring days with family
Seven seats ready for long autobahn family transfers
Sharp curves, quick roads, one confident driver
Audi's presence in our fleet is built around a specific kind of versatility: the RS6 for drivers who want wagon practicality with genuine pace, and a run of SUVs — SQ7, Q8 55 TFSI, Q7 50 TDI S-Line Edition — for clients who need cabin space, all-wheel drive confidence and a quieter kind of presence. Six models sit under the Audi name here, and each earns its place for a different reason rather than filling out a catalogue.
The RS6 and RS6 Dynamic are the ones people ask for by name. Estate-bodied but tuned for real speed, they handle a fast run through mountain switchbacks or a long coastal stretch with the same composure they show pulling out of a hotel forecourt in low-speed traffic — quattro grip matters as much on a wet Alpine descent as it does easing around Munich or Hamburg at rush hour. For clients who want that performance without giving up rear-seat comfort for a partner or colleague, it is the practical answer to a demanding brief.
The SQ7, Q8 and Q7 S-Line cover different ground: airport pickups where luggage volume matters, executive transfers where a rear bench needs to seat three in comfort, or a family week where SUV height and visibility count for more than outright horsepower. These are cars built to be driven every day of a rental, not just photographed once.
Rates start at €250 per day, with the RS6 and the SUV range priced according to specification and rental length. Delivery to a hotel, private residence or airport can be arranged as part of the booking, and each Audi in the fleet is handed over with a straightforward check of condition and documentation — the kind of process that lets a business traveller or a couple on a driving trip get on the road with no ambiguity about what they're driving away in, or what's expected on return.