Of the many cars that have gone on sale in Malaysia last year, it’s the Audis that have largely flown under the radar. Here we have the 2022 Audi A4 facelift in the sole advanced 2.0 TFSI quattro guise, currently on display at Audi Setia Alam by Rimau International.
The fully imported sedan is priced at RM358,900, and included in the price is a five-year unlimited mileage warranty. Note that the price isn’t inclusive of the sales tax exemption (now extended until June 30, 2022), so expect a slight price reduction when you sign on the dotted line.
Performance-wise, a 2.0 litre longitudinally-mounted four-cylinder TFSI engine powers the car, generating a healthy 249 PS at 5,000 to 6,000 rpm and 380 Nm of torque that peaks from 1,600 to 4,500 rpm. A seven-speed S tronic dual-clutch gearbox sends drive to all four wheels (quattro), enabling a century sprint time of 5.8 seconds. The combined fuel consumption is 7.1 litres per 100 km.
Key specifications include full LED headlights and tail lights, the latter complete with dynamic turn indicators. The side mirrors have heating and auto-dimming functions as standard, while the car rides on 18-inch graphite grey 10-spoke diamond-turned wheels (245/40 Hankook Ventus S1 evo tyres). Ride should be decent with the comfort suspension, though this model comes with damper control as standard.
Inside is an all-black affair, while silver aluminium decorative inserts on the dash and console provide a slight ambient contrast. Audi virtual cockpit plus (12.3-inch fully digital display) is standard, as is the freestanding MMI navigation plus touchscreen display. There’s no branded sound system here, unfortunately.
There isn’t much in the way of advanced driving aids as well. It only has passive cruise control with speed limiter, Audi parking aid plus with 360-degree surround view camera, six airbags, and Isofix child seat anchors for the front seat and two outer rear seats. This puts the A4 leagues behind its key rivals (BMW 320i, Mercedes C 200), all of which come with at least autonomous emergency braking as standard.
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Dead. On. Arrival.
Not sure why they’re even trying at this point.
VW aerton is RM100k cheaper.
cbu from mexico make this car expensive? for this price, better get new bmw 5 series.
CBU from Germany la!
No need 5 series. Even a 330i at lower price is more sexy and can smoke its asse anytime. And look more premium.
Maybe Audi has overstock old models in Germany
Just wait for the massive discounts that Audi Malaysia tends to give when their cars can’t sell out!
The price should make sense then!
Omg it is the once mighty A4 in Malaysia. Pls pls give it a rest, dont resurrect it already, let it rest in peace with dignity. It and the A6 hybrid were once a look to car for BMW and Merc owner. So many jump ship to Audi back then, to only jump back and appreciate BMw and Merc even more after 2 years. Mmm..thanks to the brilliant car quality and euromobil after sale. Bravo.
330i cheaper.
unfortunately without a representative Audi Malaysia equivalent we are not able to get these cars at competitive prices, which is such a shame since the cars are built so well and these new generation ones are also really reliable. Hopefully they see the opportunity with electric cars being vritually duty free and bring in the E-trons.