Audi A1 Allstreet: name change for the compact's crossover version

Following its arrival at our dealerships at the end of 2019, the Citycarver name of the Audi A1 is retired and replaced by Allstreet, a name aligned with the Allroad family, with the aim of boosting sales of the crossover version of the four-ring compact.

Apart from the name change, the new Audi A1 Allstreet will remain practically unchanged from the Citycarver, so that the new name takes effect immediately.

Remaining unchanged

In terms of styling, the A1 Allstreet will feature the same bumpers as the previous version, the same wheel arches and sills protected by plastic trim, and alloy wheels with a specific design.

As for standard equipment, highlights include the digital instrument cluster with navigation system, the Audi Smartphone interface system, the Audi connect Safety & Service system, Audi pre sense front, speed limiter, lane departure warning and Start&Stop, among others. In addition, there is a long list of optional equipment, including LED headlights, an electric sunroof, blind spot sensor and traffic sign recognition.

Three engine options available

Among its engine variants, the entry-level version will continue to use the 1.0 TFSI 95 CV engine paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox. Above it sits the 1.0 TFSI 110 CV, paired with a six-speed manual gearbox or an S-Tronic automatic gearbox. Finally, the 1.5 TFSI 150 CV comes with the aforementioned S-Tronic automatic gearbox.

For now, Audi has not confirmed whether prices will change, although everything suggests they will remain as they are, starting from 26,910 euros.

Technical specifications of this car

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