Audi enters with style at its first SEMA Show

No, the SEMA Show is not a stronghold of North American and Japanese brands, with a few odd examples of European machinery. Now Audi dares to take part in its first SEMA, seeing that its cars are no strangers to modifications and personalisation. And it does so hand in hand with STaSIS Engineering, presenting four models.

The North American tuner and Audi have decided to join forces to bring the very best of STaSIS to the SEMA. The first model, and undoubtedly the one that will draw the most attention, will be an R8, no less. The R8 V10 Spyder has been tuned to 710 horsepower and includes virtually the tuner’s entire accessory range. This time, the R8 V8 will be left out of the display, although STaSIS still offers it.

But in addition, Audi brings three other models that, not being R8s, are no less impressive. The handsome S5 will be shown in convertible form, with a power increase that now delivers more than 400 horsepower. The STaSIS Q5, the SUV presented as a new model from STaSIS, now pushes output to 310 horsepower and includes a series of modifications in keeping with the sportiness the tuner wanted to capture in the model.

The STaSIS S4 is perhaps the more moderate option to be presented at the SEMA, with roughly 80 horsepower of gain over the standard model. Besides presenting these four models, Audi will also show, as a complement, all the combinations of minor modifications for the TT, S5, S4, A6, A5 and A3 offered by STaSIS.

Source | Motorward