Audi RS | 2023 and 2024 Audi Performance Cars, Reviews, Pricing, Photos and Ratings of Audi RS models

Audi’s RS history truly began in 1994 with the RS 2 Avant. It was one of the world’s first true performance cars, with seating for five and enough space for everyone’s luggage. Modern Audi performance cars are a force to be reckoned with in the US, never shying away from the competition that Mercedes-AMG and BMW’s M division present. The German automaker also makes sure that there’s an option in nearly every body type, barring a hatchback and a convertible, currently.

List of Audi RS Models and Prices

This is a list of the Audi RS performance models currently for sale in the USA:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Audi RS3	401 hp	2.5L Turbo Inline-5 Gas	$60,900
Audi RS4 Sedan	420 hp	4.2L V8 Gas	$66,910
Audi RS5 Sportback	444 hp	2.9L Twin-Turbo V6 Gas	$78,200
Audi RS6 Avant	591 hp	4.0L Twin-Turbo V8 Gas	$121,900
Audi RS7	591 hp	4.0L Twin-Turbo V8 Gas	$123,900
Audi TT RS	394 hp	2.5L Turbo Inline-5 Gas	$73,200
Audi RS Q6 e-tron	TBC	TBC	TBC
Audi RS Q8	591 hp	4.0L Twin-Turbo V8 Gas	$125,800
Audi RS e-tron GT	591 hp	Electric	$143,900
Audi RS4 Convertible	420 hp	4.2L V8 Gas	$81,900

What to Consider When Buying Audi Performance Cars

High-performance cars are extremely popular, but they are usually restricted to coupe or sedan styles. If you want a speedy wagon or SUV, Audi RS cars are a good option. Not only are they stylish and fast, but they are also well-equipped and comfortable. These aren’t the only qualities that embody the range, though.

Pros

Breathtaking design
Packed with the latest tech
Eager, energetic engines
Plush interiors
Excellent safety features

Cons

Extremely expensive
Subpar fuel efficiency
Additional packages cost an arm and a leg

FAQs

What are the best Audi RS series cars?

These cars are among the best of the best in their respective segments, so picking a single model to stand above the rest is hard. As the cheapest way to get behind the wheel of an RS, the RS3 is worth a mention, but the TT RS is the most impressive of the gas-powered coupes. If you are willing to bet on EV power, though, the RS e-tron GT is truly special. The RS Q6 e-tron will likely nab the top SUV spot when it releases, but for now, that honor goes to the Q8, while the RS6 Avant is one of the last remaining sport wagons in existence.

Which Audi is better: S vs. RS?

If you’re perusing either of these catalogs, you’re after something with a muscular profile, commanding mechanics, and a compelling experience behind the wheel. While those in the S team are a step up over the basic trim levels, it’s their RS counterparts you should be giving attention to if you want the cream of the crop.

Which Audi RS is the quickest?

With a 0 - 60 mph sprint time of around three seconds, the e-tron GT is the quickest model in the range. Its specs include dual electric motors making 590 horsepower and 612 lb-ft of torque, coupled with a two-speed automatic transmission to send power to both axles for all-wheel drive capability.

How much does an Audi RS car cost?

With so many models in the lineup, the price can vary extensively. The RS3 is the entry point, though, at just over $60,000, while the impressive TT RS goes for around $75k. The most expensive coupe is the RS& at around $120,000, which is close in price to the RS6 Avant wagon and RS Q8 SUV. Boasting the highest price tag is the RS e-tron GT, which could cost you as much as $150,000.