Audi's new-generation RS5 has made a stronger-than-expected early impression in Europe, where buyer interest has surprised the company. The performance model is attracting attention before its planned global rollout, according to a report by Carscoops.
The new RS5 is available in two body styles: a Sedan and an Avant. That gives buyers a choice between a conventional four-door performance car and a more practical estate format, a combination that has long been central to the appeal of Audi's RS range.
No detailed sales figures or market-by-market breakdowns were provided in the available information. Still, Audi's reaction indicates that the initial European response has outpaced internal expectations.
For drivers in Montenegro, the RS5's early success underlines continuing demand for high-performance cars that can also serve everyday duties. The Avant option may hold particular appeal for motorists who want extra luggage capacity for longer Adriatic road trips without giving up performance credentials.