Come the end of 2024, purchasing a new Audi will no longer be done at the Audi Centre in Leng Kee, but at Audi Singapore’s new premises.

Dubbed the Audi House of Progress Singapore, this offers an immersive lifestyle space that is currently under development, and is set to open at the end of the year. Not only will it mark a new home for the brand, it will also serve as a flagship concept, a dedicated lifestyle destination, and embody the essence of Vorsprung durch Technik in a new way.

This is together with a new online sales platform that will provide another avenue to purchase Audi cars, together with the introduction of several new electric models. The Q4 e-tron will be the first model available for sale on the platform, and additional models will be progressively onboarded.

The upcoming online retail platform aims to provide customers with greater convenience, personalisation, and transparency, and customers will be able to customise and configure new cars, direct enquiries around stock availability, finance, insurance and trade-in features, and more.

On top of being able to experience, test drive and purchase current and future Audi models at the new premises, visitors and customers will be treated to the next level of connection and engagement. This includes an elevated dining experience, a curated programme of product launches, partner and customer events, exclusive gatherings, and much more.

Even as the Audi House of Progress Singapore opens its doors in the coming months, the strategic partnership between Audi Singapore and Premium Automobiles will continue in the long term. All aftersales services will be handled by Premium Automobiles as Audi Singapore’s dedicated partner.

New model introductions in the coming months will expand Audi Singapore’s current range, and provide more vehicle options for various customer demographics. This includes new additions to Audi’s electric vehicle offerings, such as the Q6 e-tron.

In the lead-up to the Audi House of Progress Singapore’s opening, the Audi Centre Singapore will still remain fully operational, together with a range of roadshows taking place around Singapore. Should you need more information or want to book a test drive, you can do so via Audi Singapore’s website!

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