2024 Audi Australia prices rise again

Audi Australia has increased prices for all models offered in Australia by as much as $9500 – without any additional features.

The company says this is “due to ongoing disruptions to global markets, increases in the costs of raw materials and logistics”, and all price changes have been in effect since the start of this year.

It is the third Audi price rise in 12 months after the previous increase late last year.

Most affected by this price increase are high-performance RS models. For example, the RS3 is $3100 dearer and now kicks off from $96,800 before on-road costs for the five-door hatchback.

The RS5 Avant, and RS5 in Sportback and coupe forms, are all up $6200, while the RS6 wagon (recently updated with a new Performance trim) has increased $9500 to $251,000 – the biggest rise in the Audi line-up.

The RS7 Performance meanwhile, is up $7300 to $255,800.

The RS6 and RS7 Performance pair were announced late last year, and at the time had increased by up to $9300 over their predecessors.

However, the high-riding RS SUVs have seen more smaller increases with the RS Q3 and RS Q8 up $3050 and $4400 respectively.

Of all RS models however, it is the RS E-Tron GT electric sedan that has increased the least, increasing by $2900 to $251,100 plus on-road costs.

At the other end of the spectrum, Audi’s most affordable model, the A1, has seen an increase of $400 across the board – the smallest increase – with the entry-level 30 TFSI now sitting at $36,200 plus on-road costs.

The full list of price changes can be found below.