Audi not only emphasizes its leadership role in light design and technology with the new Audi Q5 SUV, but goes one step further. The taillights are three-dimensionally designed, bringing together the physical and digital worlds spectacularly with the light strip that spans the entire vehicle width. In the rear, the strikingly designed digital OLED taillights of the second generation and the projection light in the spoiler above the rear window, used for the first time in Europe, ensure increased safety. It projects a graphic into the upper rear window area, enlarging the brake light area. It is also integrated into the light scenarios of the Coming Home and Leaving Home functions. In the case of the digital OLED taillights of the second generation, the six digital OLED panels with a total of 266 segments generate a new image several times per second using a specially developed algorithm. The active digital light signature also points the way to the future of Audi light technology. At the front, it is created through the interaction of the algorithm with 15 dimming segments. The individual segments work together in such a way that the overall image of the light signature does not vary in terms of light intensity.
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