Wednesday, January 2, 2019

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Coming up on Inside the Rings...

LA buzzes with the newest Audi vehicles.

An all-electric future takes shape.

Intelligence gets an entirely new physique.

An iconic vehicle receives an obsessive upgrade.

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I'm Matt Mostafaei, e-tron and Connected Vehicle Manager

here at Audi of America.

The e-tron is first and foremost an SUV

that just happens to be an electric vehicle.

So you're getting all the comforts that you've come

to know throughout our SUV lineup in the e-tron,

but you're getting it in an electric package.

But what's really exciting about the e-tron

is the push and rush of acceleration

that you get gives you a unique driving experience

that's unlike anything else you've experienced before.

The e-tron comes with a charger that's included with the vehicle

to allow you to charge at home overnight.

But if you don't have a high- voltage charger in your garage,

we've teamed up with Amazon to make it very easy

to have an electrician come to your house

and install that charging cable for you.

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Ladies and gentleman, I'm really proud to present to you today:

The Audi e-tron GT.

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How does electricity take shape?

It begins with a spark of inspiration.

A vision that calls for aesthetics and aerodynamics

to sing in stunning harmony.

Bold surfaces are sculpted...

streamlined...

and scrutinized.

Beauty battles brutality.

Winds, conquered.

Efficiency, maximized.

Electricity takes shape in the glow of ambient LED lighting...

In the curve of a wraparound dash...

And in the company of progressive technologies.

This is the shape of a rapidly approaching revolution.

The all-electric Audi e-tron SUV.

Now available exclusively through online reservation.

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It was a big theme to make a modern, timeless,

quattro muscled sculpture.

We wanted to do the most sporty A6 ever done.

You should really see that it's an Audi, but every new car

of ours has a different way of speaking that language.

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My name is Helmut Jung, and I'm the exterior designer

of the A6 sedan.

The A6 shows like the A7 and A8 already before,

our new family face with that super-wide Singleframe.

And it brings a lot of width into the car,

but at the same time,

also a lot of sportiness and a lot of prestige.

We managed to get the front axles more forward.

We reduced the overhang.

And the car looks super low

because of a lot of cool features.

So we have that beautiful, softly but still precise

integrated quattro blisters,

which gives the car a really powerful stance.

The designer wants to have the car as low as possible

and as wide as possible.

It's a really tough engineering, but in the end we managed to get

a really cool combination of bringing it all together.

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My favorite view is the three-quarter rear view

where you see these quattro muscles.

And with this kick in the shoulder, it looks like the

wheels are even more out then they already are.

The rear has this beautiful feature with this horizontal

aluminum bar, and the rear lights, which have the biggest

volume on the corners so it's really stretching the car.

We have many design departments for the headlights,

or for the rear lights, or for the rims.

And everyone: "I want to have this angle," "I want to have

this angle," and in the end, it needs to have a nice sculpture

which is fitting together.

So we managed to get a really dark headlight,

but silver and really bright.

So you read it as a really small object,

but in the end it's a big one.

And it's really communicating the intelligence of the car

with all these sensors and digitalization of the interior.

The shot line on the engine hood is a very complex corner

because we had to fulfill a lot of pedestrian safety rules,

and it took a lot of energy to make that real.

We also have this typical A6 roofline with a super-fluent

C post which almost gives you the impression of a coupe,

but with the trunk lid together, you can still see it's a sedan.

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It's an amazing feeling if you see the car for the first time

driving outside and you see all the reflections and little

things are going on, and it makes the thing alive.

And that's what we're all dreaming about.

We're creating a living sculpture.

That's the best thing in the world.

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How can a car model this young already be a classic?

A closer look at the Audi A7 begins to explain.

Sharply tensioned lines and curved surfaces

characterize the breathtaking side view of the A7.

The enhanced boat line moves fluidly across the body

and into the wheel arch.

Emerging from the rear contour,

the adaptive rear spoiler vanishes when no longer needed.

The sloping roof defines the profile and propels the A7

with a feeling of motion.

The award-winning Sportback silhouette-

a nod to the Audi 100 Coupe S-

complements its pioneering design

by giving easy access to the spacious cargo area in back.

Everything on the A7 has been designed with artistry

and engineering in mind.

Audi's illumination innovations

are crafted around dynamic lighting,

and effectively integrate creative flair

with advanced lighting technology.

The headlights are divided horizontally, and the available

HD-Matrix design with Audi laser light technology

helps illuminate the road ahead.

The taillights expand on the theme with dynamic indicators

and available animation.

Once inside, it's easy to see that the A7 is affectionately

designed around the driver.

The MMI touch response system utilizes haptic feedback on its

10.1-inch upper and 8.6-inch lower displays.

The intuitive interface,

inspired by typical smartphone navigation,

optimizes the driver's control of settings and infotainment,

as well as enhanced handwriting recognition.

The virtual 3D view allows the driver to use the touchscreen,

rotating and zooming the image of the car

and the vehicle's actual surroundings.

The next generation of Audi connect introduces

connected navigation, 3D city models with predictive routing,

and a more refined natural language selection system.

The available dynamic all-wheel steering system

connects the driver to the road like never before.

Steering wheel feedback automatically balances

for comfort while cruising, and provides more responsive control

while driving dynamically.

The rear-wheel steering

turns the rear wheels up to five degrees.

The available adaptive damping suspension brings yet another

level of driver-focused innovation to the A7.

Sensors on all four wheels measure the movement,

and the vehicle's lateral and longitudinal acceleration,

which then controls damper characteristics as needed

for better comfort.

The A7 drivers assist systems

enhance some of the previous generation's features

and bring new ones as well.

Adaptive cruise assist

eases the stress of the road

at normal highway speeds

with active lane sensing,

stop and go,

and steering guidance.

The Audi pre sense 360 system

can help detect collision hazards around the car

and can initiate specific preventive measures,

ranging from a full brake application

to seat adjustments,

and pre-tensioning of the safety belts.

Intersection assist

brings the functionality of rear cross traffic

to the front of the car,

and can provide warnings through a brake jolt

if a hazard from the side is detected.

The spaciousness of a sedan.

The versatility of a Sportback.

With all the emotion of a coupe.

The Audi A7.

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Mitt Romney says Donald Trump has caused dismay around the world - Duration: 3:42.

 Mitt Romney, the former Republican presidential candidate and incoming US senator from Utah, sharply criticised President Donald Trump and suggested the US leader had caused dismay around the world

 In a Washington Post essay published on Tuesday evening, Romney criticised a number of Trump's actions in December

 "The appointment of senior persons of lesser experience, the abandonment of allies who fight beside us, and the president's thoughtless claim that America has long been a 'sucker' in world affairs all defined his presidency down," he wrote

 He added that "Trump's words and actions have caused dismay around the world."  The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment

 Romney suggested that "on balance, (Trump's) conduct over the past two years . is evidence that the president has not risen to the mantle of the office

"  Romney is staking out an independent position two days before he takes office on Thursday

It is unclear whether Trump will face a serious challenge in 2020 to securing the Republican Party's presidential nomination

 Trump last February endorsed Romney's run for a Senate seat in Utah.  During the 2016 presidential campaign, Romney excoriated Trump as a "fraud" who was "playing the American public for suckers

"  Trump responded that Romney had "choked like a dog" in his unsuccessful 2012 campaign against Democratic President Barack Obama

 Despite Romney's prior criticism, after Trump won the presidency in November 2016, he briefly considered tapping Romney as secretary of state

 In his essay on Tuesday, Romney said he "will speak out against significant statements or actions that are divisive, racist, sexist, anti-immigrant, dishonest or destructive to democratic institutions

"  Romney has strongly defended press freedom and challenged Trump's repeated attacks on some news outlets as an "enemy of the people

"  "The media is essential to our Republic, to our freedom, to the cause of freedom abroad, and to our national security

It is very much our friend," Romney wrote in an essay in November.

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