Audi House of Progress arrives in Singapore for the first time until April 16 – grandsphere concept, e-trons
For the first time in Singapore, Audi will launch the House of Progress presentation at the ArtScience Museum from March 31 to April 16 this year after successful editions held in major cities such as Tokyo and Milan. , Sao Paulo and Montreal.
Designed around Audi’s four core values of digitization, design, progress and sustainability, the exhibition aims to foster dialogues and shape views about the future of premium mobility and Sustainability.
The four-ring brand’s production electric vehicles (EVs) were the main highlight of the event, with Electronic Q8 And e-tron Q4 making its debut in Singapore ahead of local launches planned for the second half of 2023 and the first half of 2024, respectively. Joining the two SUVs are the e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT can draw their lineage from the symbol R8 RWD that is also on display and available to visitors up close.
Of course, the performer at the House of Progress is definitely great globehere’s another entry in the German automaker’s ‘sphere’ concept catalog that also includes active ball, sky And city.
“Advances in electric and self-driving vehicle technology have transformed designers who are no longer constrained by traditional constraints,” said Jason Battersby, exterior designer at Audi. . “Inspired by first-class flight, the Audi grandsphere concept combines luxury air travel with Level 4 autonomous driving. It realizes a vision in which form and function are beautifully combined. eye, represents an unsurpassed ideal for future D-segment vehicles,” he added.
The event also partnered with the Semi-permanent Design & Creativity Festival to host ‘City Utopia’, a capsule version of the then leading creativity and design festival bringing together top innovators as BAFTA-nominated designer, director and producer Liam Young to discuss how urbanism is. Design can evolve to better serve people and the environment.
Luxury consumer brands such as The Hour Glass, Bang & Olufsen and Bolia are also present to host seminars, exclusive customer interaction sessions, panel discussions, product launches, VIP networking sessions , etc
“Singapore presents the ideal backdrop for House of Progress, given the country’s unwavering commitment to the road to no net,” said Markus Schuster, chief executive officer of Audi Singapore. “House of Progress sets the stage for Audi to showcase our vision for a new future of sustainable mobility, as we transition to cleaner energy models. By providing platforms to engage in meaningful conversations about the future, we are committed to bringing our customers with us on this progressive journey,” he added.
Audi’s House of Progress is open to the public every weekend from March 31 to April 16, 2023, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is free and tickets can be booked online through ArtScience Museumwhile the exclusive test drive is also available through House of Progress official website. If you happen to be in Singapore, check out this unique exhibition.
