Audi RS6-R ABT 2021

This sinister-looking monster is the new ABT Audi RS6-R Avant, probably the ultimate upgrade of the new Audi RS 6 Avant with a hair-raising 730 horsepower. Sure, there will be companies that promise you even more power, but going with ABT should result in a similar level of reliability to an unmodified RS6.

The RS6-R is one of ABT Sportsline’s trademark offerings, a kind of RS 6 Plus Plus. But the reputation of the world's largest VW and Audi tuner is so great that this car is regarded by its customers as a production car. And this clientele is larger than one would expect. While ABT will build 125 cars at its Kempten factory, in the Bavarian region of Swabia, the majority of them sold out about two weeks after the official presentation in early April. Despite a price tag of at least 205,900 Euros (nearly £185,000). As in the past, as soon as Audi announces a new RS 6, ABT starts getting inquiries.

In its 18-year career, the Audi RS 6 has earned a reputation as an absolute speed monster for all days and all weather. But where past models adopted different fascias and wider wheel arches, more recent examples have upped the aggressive appearance considerably.

You don't have to like the carbon spoiler orgy on the RS6-R, but the wheel arch vents on all fenders are pretty cool. And when that grim face with all its aerodynamic enhancements rolls up, it's quite something. Amongst other things, we fear for the massive carbon fibre front splitter, which is lurking impossibly low on the chin. But more about that in a moment.

Conversion: ExMods

main features:

Extra button A-C: Change screens,cluster and hud
Extra button D: open front doors
Extra button E: open rear doors
Extra button F: open trunk and hood

Changelog by Adriaan

-all interior+some exterior meshes separated and ao mapped
-asigned all dummies
-animations (doors, hood, trunk, wipers and screen/hud) control with extra buttons a-d ingame
-hud by Fazani
-cluster from Forceful
-pbr materials, selflighting and other ext config features
-physics from Steve Stirpe's RS6 DTM
-militek exhaust sound by Timon Roelandt