Audi Audi Germany presents the first car calendar – without cars. Thanks to augmented reality Audi once again proves ‘Vorsprung durch Technik’.

The Calendar was sent out to Audi brand ambassadors both in the press and public domain. It was also used to give an exclusive look at the Audi A1 before press pictures where released.

Our only issue is that we can’t get this in South Africa yet.

We proudly present you the trailer of the stunning new movie “The next big thing” starring Justin Timberlake and Dania Ramirez. Over the next weeks we’ll present you six episodes on the Audi A1 Web special. Be prepared! Episode 1 will begin on 04-05-10.

To read more on the new Audi A1 click here.

For the launch of  the new Audi A1 in Europe, Audi AG have created a specially constructed launch event stand called AreA1 (nice play on the lettering). The stand is currently touring throughout Europe and the above video from Audi TV shows footage from the start of the tour in sunny Barcelona.

Audi recently unveiled the new Audi A1 at the Geneva Motor Show. The A1 is a small hatchback and will be the new entry level Audi. The cars main competition will be the Mini, so Audi have made sure the A1 is Über refined and will also be offering a number of variants in the near future. The 2 main future variations will be the A1 S series, and an e-Tron version of the car (more on that at a later date).

The A1 is currently available with either a 1.2TFSI petrol engine, 1.4 TFSI petrol engine, or a 1.6 TDI diesel, these engines produce a 0-100 kmph time of approx 11.9 seconds, 9 seconds, and 10.6 seconds respectably.

Orders for the A1 open up in May, and first cars should be with customers in Europe by November (SA early next year TBC). Prices start from £13,145 going up to £18,280

For more pictures look at the Autosport A1 gallery by clicking here.
For more details from the official Audi UK micro site click here.