Audi has revealed its new A5 with new steering column stalk with a narrow chrome clasp. The rejuvenated A5 has more features such as a new ignition key, a new selector lever for the auto ‘box and a new button for the Audi drive select.

The Ingolstadt’s engineers have also worked diligently to bring you new paint on the instrument cluster bezels and even a new steering wheel.

Also it gets new front & rear headlight, revamped grilles, flat fog lights and a new bumper with ‘pronounced’ air inlets.  The company has even grown each variant’s exterior dimension by one millimeter.

For more precise handling, rear suspension bearing and damper tuning have been updated.

The car get 1.8 litre four-pot petrol engine that produce 170bhp and 236lb ft of pulling power. It gets changes in the turbo, injection system and valves, and the supercharged 272bhp V6 new to the line-up. The 2.0-litre TFSI with 211bhp remains, while the 2.0-litre TDI (177bhp) still returns just over 50mpg.

Also it offers 3.0-litre diesel V6 in two variants – 204bhp and 245bhp, the former emitting 129g/km of CO2 and returning 48mpg. The company is promising “a particularly low-emissions clean diesel model” which makes it first coupe to meet Euro 6 diesel standard.

Yet company has not confirmed price of the coupe but promise for only lsight rises.