Johannes Polgar and Carolina Werner, two of Germany’s finest sailors, are competing in the new Nacra 17 mixed one-design class. Representing the next evolutionary stage in sailing, this multihull boat glides over the water on innovative foils. The Polgar/Werner duo’s goal is to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. In mid-May, we caught up with the pair at their training camp at Lake Garda, Italy, where the Audi e-tron Nacra 17 boat took to the water for the first time.
In no other city in the world are people as thoroughly digitally-minded as in Tallinn, Estonia. How does that change a society?
The new Audi Q8 fuses the elegance of a four-door coupé and the practical versatility of a full-size SUV into a single car.
Denmark’s capital is not only considered one of the most livable cities, but also aims to become the world’s first carbon-neutral metropolis by 2025.
Transformation has become an important watchword for our mobility. The transition from the tried and true to modified modes of transportation that rely on highly complex technology calls for fresh thinking in a variety of areas—including design. Which raises the question, what shape will tomorrow’s mobility take? At the recently staged Audi design UNIverse final presentation, students provided exciting new impetus.
Electric drives are a key component of tomorrow’s mobility solutions—which also raises the question of charging options. In the future, fast charging on long journeys will play a decisive role.