Something powerful is coming soon, entices Audi Malaysia through its website. A couple of telltale signs – the A6 in the teaser image above and the recent sighting of a transporter full of covered cars coming out of Port Klang – suggest that the car in question is the A6 Hybrid.
As befits a teaser, little is divulged save for a launch date in late February (not long now!), and that the car provides “the performance of a six-cylinder with the fuel efficiency of a four-cylinder.”
A 2.0 TFSI (displacing 1,984 cc) working in tandem with a 40 kW electric motor means that the A6 Hybrid makes the cut for the full import and excise duty exemption – will it be competitively priced to match?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments reflect strong interest and anticipation for the Audi A6 Hybrid, with some buyers already confirmed. There is concern over high pricing, primarily around RM288,000, which some believe is too steep despite potential benefits like tax exemptions. Many discuss the pricing disparity compared to US and UK markets and criticize Malaysian car taxes, alleging they inflate prices unnecessarily. The pricing is viewed as a potential barrier, but some see the hybrid as a good value if priced around RM250,000 to RM290,000. Several comments also critique the service experiences and the role of taxes in affecting affordability. Overall, there is a mix of excitement, skepticism about pricing, and opinions on taxation impacts on luxury car access in Malaysia.