2020 Audi A4 Review

Audi's bread-and-butter sedan gets a handful of subtle styling updates that lend it a more aggressive look. Audi has replaced the mild-mannered executive look of today's sedan with a larger and wider grille. The lower air intake and foglight housings also open up into a more straked appearance. 

LED headlights and automatic high beams now come standard, as does a revamped MMI infotainment system with a 10-inch touchscreen that replaces Audi's earlier central dial-controller interface. 

In Europe, the A4 will also feature a new 48-volt hybrid system that will aid in engine starting and providing low-speed electric assist for increased fuel savings. American buyers won't likely get this option for 2020, but with a growing list of 48-volt assist systems available in the U.S. from automakers ranging from Ram to Mercedes-Benz, we wouldn't be surprised if Audi fast-tracks the technology for our highways pretty soon.