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Let’s say you need a crossover, something with decent interior space and all-wheel drive, but you can’t bear the thought of piloting a vehicle as mainstream as, say, a Toyota RAV4 or Chevy Equinox.

The international media has made a big deal about how many new cars Audi’s in-house tuning brand, Audi Sport GmbH, will be producing in the coming months.

Crossovers are hot, even high-priced luxury models. Two comparable rivals are the Porsche Macan GTS and Audi SQ5, in fact you could say they’re rival siblings, both being offered by the gigantic Volkswagen Group.

Reports are surfacing that Audi’s new SQ5 will be powered by a 3.0-liter diesel stuffed with the latest Audi tech, which will likely to give it 365 hp.

Pricing for the 2017 model year Audi vehicles has been announced.

Starting with the 2014 model year, Audi will sell an S variant of one of its crossovers: the SQ5. 

Last September Audi brought something called the SQ5 to the Paris Motor Show, but there wasn’t any reason to think it would reach North America – until now.

Audi just announced that it will showcase its 2014 SQ5 performance SUV to the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.

Audi‘s latest high-performance diesel model, the SQ5 TDI, will make its official debut at the  2012 Paris Motor Show, but it won’t be the only SQ5 on display. Joining the high-performance luxury diesel crossover will be a limited production ‘SQ5 TDI exclusive concept’ model.

Audi announced today that it will debut its SQ5 TDI performance SUV at the 24 Hours of Le Mans this weekend – an appropriate backdrop for its latest high-performance diesel.