# 2028 Audi A6 Allroad Confirmed for Production
Audi has locked in production of the next-generation A6 Allroad, ensuring the lifted wagon line continues beyond 2027. The German automaker will carry the model into the 2028 model year, maintaining its foothold in the premium all-terrain estate segment.
The A6 Allroad occupies a specific niche. It sits above the A4 Allroad in Audi's lineup and targets buyers who want sedan comfort with practical cargo space and genuine off-road capability. The current generation delivers 261 horsepower from a 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 paired with quattro all-wheel drive and air suspension that raises ride height for rough terrain.
The 2028 refresh arrives at a critical juncture for Audi's lineup. The automaker pushes deeper into electric vehicles with models like the Q4 e-tron and incoming e-tron GT, yet it maintains internal-combustion production for markets and customers not ready to abandon traditional powertrains. The A6 Allroad represents this hybrid strategy. Expect evolution rather than revolution. Audi will likely refine the 3.0T engine, update infotainment with the latest MMI interface, and sharpen styling with new bumper designs and LED lighting. A plug-in hybrid option could appear, mirroring Audi's broader portfolio strategy.
Competitors include the BMW 3-Series G80 lineup (which lacks a direct wagon competitor in the U.S.) and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class estate. The Volvo V90 Cross Country remains the closest rival, offering Swedish design language and comparable luxury positioning.
The A6 Allroad sells modestly in North America but finds stronger