Audi exclusive
Look. Feel. Be fascinated
With the Audi exclusive interior trims, you have many combination options. You can choose from exclusive leathers and selected woods.
Exclusivity for every taste
We will show you how Audi exclusive can cater to your personal wishes - from the individual paintwork to the decorative stitching.
The world has an infinite number of colours
The gold of a sunset, the red of a wine, the green of an emerald ring - you can get these and many more colours as paint for your Audi.
Look. Feel. Be fascinated
With the Audi exclusive interior trims, you have many combination options. You can choose from exclusive leathers and selected woods.
Exclusivity for every taste
We will show you how Audi exclusive can cater to your personal wishes - from the individual paintwork to the decorative stitching.
And so it continues
The second step is the so-called filler layer. This smooths any surface irregularities and has the elasticity required to prevent the finish from cracking if hit by a stone chip. The third layer is the colour paint finish. This base finish is applied to the surface of your Audi using a fast-rotating sprayer. In the fourth step, a protective layer of clear varnish is added, which must then harden for half an hour at 140°C.
This is how your individual colour is created
Your chosen colour is a mix of organic and inorganic pigments as well as a binder, a solvent and a range of additives. The organic pigments provide the colour’s brilliance and boldness, whereas the inorganic pigments ensure the finish’s weather resistance. Adding metal platelets produces the fascinating effect of the metallic paint finishes.
This is how the paint is applied to the vehicle
Although no thicker than a human hair, the paint finish on an Audi is made up of four layers. First, a primer is applied to the body to protect it from corrosion. For this step, the entire vehicle is rotated through a dip tank to coat every millimetre of every recess with the paint layer. Afterwards, the body is dried for 45 minutes at 180°C.
And so it continues
The second step is the so-called filler layer. This smooths any surface irregularities and has the elasticity required to prevent the finish from cracking if hit by a stone chip. The third layer is the colour paint finish. This base finish is applied to the surface of your Audi using a fast-rotating sprayer. In the fourth step, a protective layer of clear varnish is added, which must then harden for half an hour at 140°C.
This is how your individual colour is created
Your chosen colour is a mix of organic and inorganic pigments as well as a binder, a solvent and a range of additives. The organic pigments provide the colour’s brilliance and boldness, whereas the inorganic pigments ensure the finish’s weather resistance. Adding metal platelets produces the fascinating effect of the metallic paint finishes.
How to turn wood into décor
As a matter of principle, Audi doesn’t use tropical wood. Even if it’s cultivated on a plantation, we absolutely refuse to process it. Instead, we use classic oak, fascinating woods such as myrtle and eucalyptus, as well as elegant piano finish black. In addition to the woods, you can also choose from a selection of colours and grains.
How our leather is made
We conduct over 30 different tests before selecting the right leather. These are designed to check such parameters as abrasion resistance, light fastness, shrinkage behaviour, bending strength, resistance to tensile forces, emissions and flammability.
We process carefully
To maintain the genuineness of the leather, it is gently refined using substances including vegetable dyes. This creates a material that is durable, long lasting and highly emotive in equal measure.
How to turn wood into décor
As a matter of principle, Audi doesn’t use tropical wood. Even if it’s cultivated on a plantation, we absolutely refuse to process it. Instead, we use classic oak, fascinating woods such as myrtle and eucalyptus, as well as elegant piano finish black. In addition to the woods, you can also choose from a selection of colours and grains.
How our leather is made
We conduct over 30 different tests before selecting the right leather. These are designed to check such parameters as abrasion resistance, light fastness, shrinkage behaviour, bending strength, resistance to tensile forces, emissions and flammability.