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42 TDI®<br />

The piezo injectors open and close in<br />

fractions of a millisecond and inject<br />

fuel several times into the combustion<br />

chamber at pressures of up to 1,800<br />

bar. In some cases, an injection process<br />

can involve the injection of the tiniest<br />

of amounts weighing less than a<br />

thousandth of a gram.<br />

Pre-injection results in a “gentle”<br />

combustion process and consequently<br />

excellent combustion acoustics and<br />

agreeable engine running<br />

characteristics.<br />

TDI®<br />

In other words: Where is the tank?<br />

One in every two <strong>Audi</strong> cars sold today is a diesel.<br />

What sounds perfectly normal now was cause for<br />

huge excitement 20 years ago, when <strong>Audi</strong><br />

revolutionised the market with the first 2.5 litre<br />

TDI engine. Since then, developments such as<br />

common rail technology have made TDI even<br />

more efficient. Piezo injectors ensure the fuel is<br />

finely and precisely distributed. Consequently,<br />

since the first TDI, the engines have become<br />

more economical, whilst specific output has<br />

increased. So it was only logical that a diesel car<br />

should then enter the world of motorsport. And<br />

successfully too: in 2006, <strong>Audi</strong> was the first car<br />

maker to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a<br />

diesel-powered race car, the <strong>Audi</strong> R10 TDI – a<br />

victory which it has repeated several times over.<br />

Powerful TDI engines in three power outputs<br />

are available for the <strong>Audi</strong> <strong>A7</strong> <strong>Sportback</strong>, which of<br />

course feature intelligent common rail diesel<br />

technology. With a hefty 580 Nm of torque,<br />

the 180 kW 3.0 TDI quattro accelerates your<br />

<strong>A7</strong> <strong>Sportback</strong> from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.3 seconds,<br />

the 230 kW 3.0 TDI quattro in just 5.3 seconds.<br />

And the 150 kW 3.0 TDI, with an extremely low<br />

consumption of 5.1 l and CO₂ emissions of just<br />

135 g, proves that efficiency does not prevent<br />

driving pleasure.<br />

The 3.0 TDI with 180 kW is also available as a<br />

clean diesel version with quattro and S tronic<br />

dual-clutch transmission. This engine uses<br />

technology which specifically reduces nitrogen<br />

oxides. In this version it complies with the EU6<br />

emission standard.<br />

The fuel consumption and CO₂ emission figures can be found from page 104 onwards.

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