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Audi R8 2015

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Spyder V8 e V10

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Audi has made its R8 high-performance sports car even more attractive and dynamic. The R8 V10 plus is a new top model in the model series, with a totally new 7-speed S tronic. The LED headlights and the new rear indicator lights with dynamicized display are standard equipment on all variants.

4.44 meters (14.44 ft) long, 1.90 meters (6.23 ft) wide and only 1.25 (4.10 ft) meters high (Spyder: 1.24 meters (4.07 ft)) – the broad Audi R8, developed and built by quattro GmbH, stands firmly on the road, ready to pounce. New details lend its design even more acuity. The single-frame grille with the beveled upper corners is painted high-gloss black, with horizontal chrome inserts adorning the struts on the V10 variants. The bumper is also new, with the air inlets bearing three crossbars each. As an option, Audi installs a front splitter made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP). The splitter is standard on the new R8 V10 plus.

LED headlights with a new technology are now standard on all variants of the Audi R8. The light-emitting diodes for the high and low beams have been placed above and below the strip-shaped daytime running lights, which are specially actuated to serve as indicators. In addition, static turning lights are integrated in the headlights.

The housings of the outside mirrors and the side blades, the lateral air inlets on the Coupé, are made from CFRP on the new R8 V10 plus top model. In the 10-cylinder variants the blades extend outwards farther than on the V8 and have special edging; small marks of distinction also occur at the sills. The vent louvers next to the rear window have an aluminum look on the R8 V10 Coupé (matt black on the R8 V8 Coupé and R8 V10 plus). As an option, LEDs illuminate the engine compartment; in the R8 V10 plus this illumination as well as a partial CFRP lining for the engine compartment are standard.

The LED lights dominate the rear of the Audi R8. One innovation from Audi is the indicator light with dynamic display at the bottom edge of the lamp – its light always proceeds towards the outside, in the direction the driver wishes to turn. Above the high-gloss black area between the vent openings sits the new badge – the letter "R" resting partly on a red diamond, the Audi Sport signature. The large diffusor, optionally CFRP (standard on the R8 V10 plus), has been pulled far upwards. In all engine versions the exhaust system terminates in two round, glossy tailpipe trim sections, painted black on the R8 V10 plus.

Audi offers the R8 in the two solid colors Ibis White and Brilliant Red, in four metallic shades and with five pearl effect / crystal effect coatings. For the R8 V10 plus a matt effect color is available as an exclusive feature. The side blades on the Coupé come in eight colors, while the soft top of the R8 Spyder comes in black, red or brown.

The R8 embodies Audi's full expertise in ultra-lightweight design. The aluminum body with the Audi Space Frame (ASF) weighs only 210 kilograms (462.97 lb) on the Coupé, and 216 kilograms (476.20 lb) on the Spyder. The unladen R8 V8 Coupé with manual transmission registers just 1,560 kilograms (3439.21 lb) on the scales, while the open-top sports car weighs 1,660 kilograms (3659.67 lb). The R8 V10 plus, available only as a coupé, brings the needle to 1,570 kiloØgrams (3461.26 lb). Adjustable bucket seats with glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) chassis, less use of insulating materials, special light alloy wheels and chassis components, including the standard ceramic brakes, as well the CFRP add-on parts at the body all contribute to lowering the weight.

On the Audi R8 Spyder the lid on the soft top compartment and the side parts are also CFRP. The elegant, lightweight fabric top, with its largely aluminum and magnesium linkage, is the crowning touch to the ultra-lightweight design. The top opens and closes electrohydraulically in 19 seconds, and during driving at up to 50 km/h (31.07 mph). The heated window pane in the bulkhead between the passenger and engine compartments stands apart from the soft top; the window can be retracted and extended by a switch and also serves as a wind deflector. In case of a pending rollover, two strong, spring-tensioned sections shoot upwards from the seats.

As in car racing, the aerodynamics of the Audi R8 has been optimized for propulsion. The underfloor contains five NACA nozzles, along with two diffusors in the front section, which increase the propulsion at the front axle. The drag coefficient is 0.35 or 0.36 depending on the engine version and body shape; the frontal area measures 1.99 m2 (21.42 ft2).

The engines are assembled by hand. The V8 with 4,163 cc displacement and the V10 with its 5,204 cc displacement are captivating, naturally aspirated heavy-duty engines packed with power. The interplay with the new 7-speed S tronic has reduced CO2 emissions by up to 22 grams/km (35.41 g/mile) and decreased the sprint from zero to 100 km/h (62.14 mph) by three-tenths of a second. Both engines are compact and comparatively lightweight. The crankcase is an aluminum-silicon alloy; the bed plate structure provides high rigidity. The dry-sump lubrication allows low positioning of the engines; the pressure recirculation pump operates load-dependently, for increased efficiency.

The FSI direct fuel injection system allows a high compression of 12.5 : 1. Four adjustable camshafts control the valves. At low load and engine speed, flaps in the intake ducts bring about a precise, cylindrical rotation of the incoming air. The exhaust system is designed for low back pressure. The two tailpipes contain flaps; they open during sharp acceleration to produce a fuller sound.

The 4.2 FSI engine produces 316 kW (430 hp) at 7,900 rpm, with a torque of 430 Nm (317.15 lb-ft) between 4,500 and 6,000 rpm. The unit accelerates the R8 Coupé with S tronic from rest to 100 km/h (62.14 mph) in 4.3 seconds and to a top speed of 300 km/h (186.41 mph) (with manual transmission: 4.6 seconds and 302 km/h (187.65 mph)). For the R8 V8 Spyder the corresponding values are 4.5 and 4.8 seconds, respectively, and also 300 km/h (186.41 mph). On average the R8 V8 quattro as a coupé with S tronic consumes 12.4 liters of fuel per 100 km (18.97 US mpg).

The V10 engine provides a torque of 530 Nm (390.91 lb-ft) at 6,500 rpm, with 386 kW (525 hp) at 8,000 rpm. Its crankshaft is a common-pin design, yielding alternating ignition intervals of 54 and 90 degrees. This design combines maximum rigidity and low weight, while at the same time generating the unique car racing-like sound of the V10.

The Audi R8 V10 Coupé with S tronic accelerates from zero to 100 km/h (62.14 mph) in 3.6 seconds and reaches a top speed of 314 km/h (195.11 mph). With manual transmission the values are 3.9 seconds and 316 km/h (196.35 mph). The R8 V10 Spyder with S tronic completes the standard sprint in 3.8 seconds and has a top speed of 311 km/h (193.25 mph) (with manual transmission: 4.1 seconds and 313 km/h (194.49 mph)). The average consumption rate of the R8 V10 Coupé with S tronic lies at 13.1 liters of fuel per 100 km (17.96 US mpg).

The new top model of the model series is the Audi R8 V10 plus. Developing 404 kW (550 hp), its maximum torque is 540 Nm (398.28 lb-ft) at 6,500 rpm. With S tronic, the R8 V10 plus, available only as a coupé, catapults from zero to 100 km/h (62.14 mph) in 3.5 seconds and achieves a top speed of 317 km/h (196.97 mph); the average fuel consumption rate is 12.9 liters per 100 km (18.23 US mpg). The key data with manual transmission are 3.8 seconds, 319 km/h (198.22 mph) and 14.9 liters (15.79 US mpg).

Two power transmission systems are available for the overhauled Audi R8. The manual 6-speed transmission, with its lever leading into an open stainless steel gate, is standard on the V8 and optional on the V10. The new 7-speed S tronic – optional on the V8 and standard on the V10 – spaces the gears closely in a sporty mode; the final drive position has a wide gear ratio. The dual clutch transmission can be shifted at the selector lever or at the steering wheel paddles; a sports mode is alternatively available. At the press of a button the launch control manages starting at an increased initial engine speed and with optimal tire slip.

The new 7-speed S tronic, with a three-shaft layout, is less than 60 centimeters (23.62 inches) in length. Two multi-plate clutches lying behind one another (a new feature), serve two mutually independent sub-transmissions; gears are shifted directly as the clutches alternately open and close. Gearshifting occurs practically without interruption of tractive power within hundredths of a second, and so dynamically, smoothly and comfortably as to be hardly noticeable.

From the 7-speed S tronic the propeller shaft runs through the crankcase of the engine to the front axle, where a viscous coupling distributes the torque. In normal operation the coupling directs about 15 per cent of the torque to the front axle; when the rear wheels start to spin, a maximum additional 15 per cent flows to the front. A mechanical locking differential operates at the rear axle. The rear-load distribution of the forces ideally harmonizes with the mid-engined concept of the Audi R8. The axle-load distribution is 43 : 57 (front : rear), with small differences between the individual variants.

The chassis of the high-performance sports car employs technologies from car racing. Double wishbones forged from aluminum guide all four wheels. On the R8 V10 plus the springs and shock absorbers have been specially tuned and the camber values at the front axle adapted accordingly. The Audi magnetic ride adaptive damping is standard on the R8 V10 and optional for the V8 variants; it offers a normal mode and a sports mode. The power steering delivers finely differentiated, super-sensitive feedback, with sporty, direct gear ratios.

The overhauled R8 rolls along on large wheels. The V8 engine versions have the standard wheel dimensions of 8.5 J x 18 at the front and 10.5 J x 18 at the rear, with tire sizes 235/40 and 285/35. On the V10 versions Audi mounts 19-inch wheels of widths 8.5 and 11 inches; the tires come in the sizes 235/35 and 295/30 respectively. The optional wheels have especially attractive designs – polished to a high gloss, with a titanium look or (on the R8 V10 plus) in black gloss.

The steel brake disks of the high-performance sports car are internally ventilated, perforated and joined to the aluminum disk bowls by pins. The new "Wave" design of the disks – the wavy exterior contour – lowers the weight overall by about two kiloØgrams (4.41 lb) compared with round disks of the same dimensions. The aluminum brake calipers operate at the front wheels with eight pistons each, and at the rear wheels with four pistons each. In combination with the 19-inch wheels, Audi can provide optional carbon fiber ceramic brake disks (standard on the R8 V10 plus). The electronic stabilization control system ESC offers a sports mode and can also be fully deactivated.

The Audi R8 is a sports car with excellent practical skills. The front luggage compartment has a capacity of 100 liters (3.53 cubic ft); the Coupé accommodates an additional 90 liters (3.18 cubic ft) behind the seats. The long wheelbase of 2.65 meters (8.69 cubic ft) affords generous space. The interior conveys a car racing atmosphere on the luxury level; its dominant feature is the monoposto – the long arc curve running around the cockpit in the area of the driver. The flattened rim of the optional, more contoured R8 leather-covered multifunction sports steering wheel bears the new R8 badge, which also appears at the gearshift or selector lever, at the door sill trims, in the instrument cluster and on the start screen of the on-board monitor.

The electrically adjustable sports seats are optional on the V8 engine versions and standard on the V10 variants. Depending on the model variant, the seat upholstery is an Alcantara/leather combination or Fine Nappa; on the R8 Spyder a special pigmentation reduces heating from direct sunlight. Audi also offers optional bucket seats with prominent side sections for better lateral support (standard on the R8 V10 plus).

Numerous control and trim elements shine with subdued chrome strips or with black paint; the needles in the instrument cluster and the shift paddles have been slightly modified. The center console and the handbrake lever are covered with leather, adorned by delicate seams; in the V10 models the molding around the standard navigation system plus is also leather-covered.

With the diamond-stitched, Fine Nappa full-leather equipment level, the seats and the door trim feature quilted upholstery; for the R8 Coupé a quilted Alcantara headlining is also available. More individualistic customers can choose between leather items in different colors, inlays in Carbon Sigma (standard on the R8 V10 plus) and piano finish black. A wide range of design, styling and leather packages from the Audi exclusive customization line is also available.

The R8 V10 and the R8 V10 plus come with the navigation system plus and the Bang & Olufsen Sound System as standard on-board features. Other options for all R8 variants include a high-beam assistant, a stowage package, various travel case sets, a cell phone preparation, with belt microphone and voice control, and the parking system plus with reversing camera.

The overhauled Audi R8 will roll off the line to European customers at the end of the year.

The base price is EUR 113,500 for the V8 Coupé, and EUR 124,800 for the Spyder. The V10 variants are listed at EUR 154,600 and EUR 165,900 respectively, while the R8 V10 plus costs EUR 173,200.

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Modello Precedente - Coupé : Audi R8 2006

Modello Precedente - Spyder : Audi R8 Spyder 2009

Modificato 15 Agosto 201510 anni fa da Touareg 2.5

Coupè V8

Coupè V10

Spyder V10

Coupè V10 plus

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Intanto ho fatto un unico calderone.

Se poi Nico preferisce, scinda pure in più discussioni.

Modificato 25 Luglio 201213 anni fa da Touareg 2.5

No, l'unico calderone va benissimo, semplicemente sposto le foto in high res nel primo messaggio così da renderlo uniforme agli altri.

Poche modifiche ma ben riuscite, la trovo migliorata e più fresca. Cosa sarebbe la R8 V10 Plus?

Meccanicamente e prestazionalmente nulla da dirgli.

Però porca paletta...neanche qua sono riusciti a deviare dalla asettica razionalità.

Non ha anima, non accende le viscere.

Lo so che è strano detto da me, ma le preferirei una 911.

Poche modifiche inho riuscite

L'Audi presenta il restyling della gamma R8, attesa al debutto al Salone di Parigi con carrozzeria coupé e spyder. La sportiva tedesca ha subito come previsto piccole modifiche di carattere estetico e soprattutto una cura a base fibra di carbonio, introducendo la variante alleggerita e potenziata R8 V10 Plus.

Ritocchi al look. Le modifiche di carattere estetico introdotte in occasione del restyling sono concentrate nel frontale, con i nuovi gruppi ottici LED offerti di serie su tutte le varianti ed abbinati agli inediti fari posteriori con frecce dotate di dynamic display, che "muove" l'illuminazione verso la direzione voluta. Nuovi anche paraurti e mascherina single frame di colore nero, con finiture cromate per le varianti V10. L'aggiornamento ha portato in dote anche nuove tinte speciali: oltre ai colori pastello Ibis White e Brillante Red, sono disponibili quattro metallizzati e cinque perlati, mentre la V10 Plus offre tinte opache specifiche. Le side blades sono offerte in otto versioni, mentre la capote delle spyder è disponibile in tinta bianca, rossa o marrone.

Gli interni. L'abitacolo è stato arricchito con le nuove badge identificative del modello ed i sedili sono rivestiti in alcantara, pelle e pelle Nappa in base alle versioni. Le Spyder offrono una speciale pigmentazione che riduce il surriscaldamento. La gamma di accessori comprende diverse varianti per le finiture, mentre la V10 Plus offre di serie il rivestimento Carbon Sigma della plancia.

Le varianti: arriva la V10 Plus. Nel dettaglio, la gamma è composta dalle V8 e V10 coupé e spyder e dalla V10 Plus coupé. La V8 dichiara una massa di 1.560 kg (1.660 in versione spyder) mentre la V10 Plus si ferma a 1.570 kg, grazie al massiccio uso di CFRP (Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic) per specchietti, minigonne, splitter anteriore, diffusore posteriore, prese d'aria laterali, finiture del vano motore e sedili sportivi: alcuni di questi particolari saranno offerti in opzione sulle altre versioni. La Plus offre anche di serie cerchi di lega alleggeriti e impianto frenante carboceramico ed è riconoscibile dalle altre R8 per i terminali di scarico neri: ora, tra l'altro, tutti i modelli sono dotati di scarico con doppia uscita circolare. I modelli Spyder utilizzano il CFRP per il vano capote, mentre il tetto in tela può essere azionato fino a 50 km/h. Il telaio space frame in alluminio ASF non ha subito modifiche e il bilanciamento dei pesi, esaltato dal motore centrale, prevede un rapporto 43:57 tra gli assi, con minime differenze tra le varie versioni.

Motori. Per quanto riguarda i propulsori, la famiglia si articola sui già noti V8 di 4.2 FSI da 430 CV e 430 Nm di coppia e i V10 di 5.2 litri da 525 CV e 530 Nm di coppia massima. La V10 Plus, invece, eroga, 550 CV e 540 Nm di coppia massima. Al sei marce manuale, di serie sulla V8 ed opzionale sulla V10, è ora contrapposto il 7 marce S Tronic doppia frizione con programma sport e lauch control, che esalta le prestazioni riducendo considerevolmente i consumi. Tutti i modelli mantengono la integrale Quattro, che può inviare dal 15 al 30% della coppia all'asse anteriore. Nessuna informazione per il momento, è stata diffusa in merito alla attesa R8 E-Tron elettrica di serie.

Prestazioni. Stando alle dichiarazioni della Casa, la R8 V8 da 430 CV con trasmissione manuale tocca i 100 km/h in 4,6 secondi e raggiunge una punta massima di 302 km/h, valori che scendono a 4,3 secondi e 300 km/h con il cambio S Tronic. La Spyder, leggermente più pesante, fa segnare rispettivamente 4,8 e 4,5 secondi. Il consumo medio promesso della R8 V8 Coupé con trasmissione S-Tronic è pari a 12,4 l/100 km. La V10 da 525 CV con cambio S Tronic dichiara, invece, una massima di 314 km/h e accellera da 0 a 100 km/h in 3,6 secondi, valori che salgono a 316 km/h e 3,9 secondi con l'opzione del cambio manuale; la V10 Spyder fa segnare invece, rispettivamente, 3,8 e 4,1 secondi. Il consumo medio della V10 coupé S-Tronic è pari a 13,1 l/100 km. La più potente e leggera V10 Plus coupé da 550 CV S Tronic è accreditata di una punta massima di 317 km/h e di uno "0-100" da 3,5 secondi, valori che salgono a 3,8 secondi e 319 km/h per la versione con cambio manuale. Il consumo medio della V10 Plus si attesa a quota 12,9 l/100 km per la S Tronic e 14,9 l/100 km per la manuale.

Caratteristiche tecniche. Per il telaio è stato mantenuto lo schema delle sospensioni a doppi triangoli in alluminio, mentre il sistema Audi Magnetic Ride viene offerto di serie sulle versioni V10 e in opzione sulla V8. La V10 Plus ha inoltre regolazioni specifiche per le geometrie dell'asse anteriore. La V8 monta cerchi da 18" con pneumatici da 235/40 e 285/35, mentre le V10 utilizzano varianti da 19" (con finitura in titanio per la V10 Plus) con pneumatici da 235/35 e 295/30. L'impianto frenante standard prevede i nuovi dischi a margherita già proposti sulla RS4, con massa ridotta di circa 2 kg e pinze anteriori di alluminio da otto pistoncini e posteriori a quattro pistoncini. L'impianto carboceramico è disponibile solo con cerchi da 19" e proposto di serie sulla V10 Plus.

Dotazione e prezzi. Tutti i modelli V10 offrono di serie il nuovo sistema di navigazione Plus e l'impianto audio Bang & Olufsen, optional sulla V8 e unico aggiornamento visibile all'interno dell'abitacolo rispetto al modello precedente. La nuova gamma R8 sarà disponibile entro la fine del 2012 con prezzi indicativi per l'Europa a partire da 113.500 euro per la V8 Coupé, 124.800 euro per la V8 Spyder, 154.600 euro per la V10 Coupé, 165.900 per la V10 Spyder e 173.200 per la V10 Plus coupé.

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Ecco qualche informazione a riguardo

se anche fosse la migliore auto della categoria non la comprerei mai

mi genera la stessa libidine di una bella lavastoviglie, bella ben fatta

ma zero emozione.

Dite quello che volete... ma io la trovo fottutamente bella, soprattutto dopo questo piccolo restyling.

Sempre bella.... anche con quei fari anteriori "pasticciati"....

No, l'unico calderone va benissimo, semplicemente sposto le foto in high res nel primo messaggio così da renderlo uniforme agli altri.

Poche modifiche ma ben riuscite, la trovo migliorata e più fresca. Cosa sarebbe la R8 V10 Plus?

Si migliorata! La Plus dovrebbe avere tutti gli optionals (tipo i fanali full LED) e un nuovo cambio. Ma siccome ho letto la news appena svegliato potrei errare

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