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Not so long ago, a single small touchscreen display in the front of a car was a remarkable piece of technology that wowed drivers and auto journalists alike. The concept soon spread toward providing one or more larger screens in the rear, keeping back-seat passengers quietly occupied on longer journeys. And while great infotainment of this kind is still an essential part of any new car's specs, things are about to take a huge leap forward.

The Audi A8 is the company's flagship sedan, setting exacting standards for both comfort and performance. It's available in two versions, the regular A8 and the performance-oriented S8 model, and both offer a rare level of luxury at the top of the executive market. Here's what you need to know about the A8, the S8, and the key differences between them. 

Electric vehicles (EVs) function well in all environments, but in colder weather, they have the double task of bringing both the interior and the battery system to the right temperature. While in other EVs, this can have a detrimental effect on range, Audi EVs are specifically designed with solutions that preserve range and performance. 

When it comes to electric vehicles, some customers are hesitant to make the switch from traditional gas models. Mileage, performance and everyday practicality are some of the common concerns people have about electric vehicles. Other concerns include EV capability, visual aesthetic and available features. But what if there was an EV that promised no compromise on any of these factors?