Audi offers just one fresh wagon in the US right now, the RS6 Avant.
The RS6 Avant packs five seats, a twin-turbo V8, and standard all-wheel drive.
A fresh A6 Allroad generation is cleared for a US debut in 2027.

Would you purchase an Audi wagon if one sat on the lot instead of endless Q5s and Q7s? Audi believes enough buyers would, so the brand is exploring ways to add more long-roof models here even while SUVs fill most spaces.

At present the RS6 Avant stands alone as the sole new long-roof option. The prior A6 Allroad exited after its run ended, and the A4 allroad departs after 2025 once Audi shifts the compact range to the A5 and S5 without a wagon variant. That leaves the RS6 Avant as the only fresh wagon Audi sells in the US.

2027 Audi A6 Allroad

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Audi Wagons Available in the US Now

Audi's current wagon selection here boils down to one model, the RS6 Avant. It acts as the flagship long-roof, a five-passenger twin-turbo V8 wagon with standard all-wheel drive that remains listed as active by sites such as Edmunds and targets drivers seeking supercar speed plus everyday utility.

The A6 Allroad that once ranked just below it left the lineup after the last generation, with no new version offered since the 2021 model year. The smaller A4 allroad ends after 2025 in North America as Audi moves to the A5 and S5 series that skips a wagon body style for this region. For the moment the RS6 Avant alone carries Audi's new wagon flag in the US.

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Why the A6 Allroad Return Counts

Recent reports from Road and Track note that an Audi spokesperson confirmed a new A6 Allroad generation has been approved for the US market with sales planned for 2027. It should feature a wider track, off-road elements, and a 3.0 TFSI engine. This move secures a mid-size wagon slot in Audi's US strategy even as larger SUVs like the Q9 arrive.

Audi senior vice president of product management Filip Brabec remarked: 'At the end of the day, it is always a little bit the business case, and can we make it work. But we definitely are always looking for opportunities, because it is a strength that we can play with customers that get it.'

For wagon fans the timing matters. It creates a gap of several years with only the RS6 Avant available before a more affordable A6 Allroad returns, showing Audi still values quick, practical long-roof cars in a market tilted toward three-row crossovers.

What do you think?

If you compare future family vehicles, that approval gives the Allroad name lasting appeal rather than a short-lived test.

Motor1's Take

Audi holding a long-roof choice in its US range matters less for sales volume and more for variety: if dealers stock and price the next A6 Allroad against similar SUVs, it can offer a small yet loyal set of buyers a genuine option instead of another crossover.

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Source: Road and Track