S1

Index
Technical data Dimensions Standard/optional equipment
Explanatory notes
¹ The figure given was calculated using the specified measuring procedure (current version
of UN-R 85).
²
Unladen vehicle weight includes driver (75 kg) and fuel tank 90 % full, calculated in
accordance with the current version of Reg. (EU) 1230/2012. Optional equipment may
increase the car’s unladen weight and drag coefficient, whereupon the possible payload
limit
and the top speed will be reduced accordingly.
³ The engine’s power output always decreases with increasing altitude. At 1,000 m above
sea level, and for every additional 1,000 m, deduct 10 % from the weight of the outfit
(trailer load limit + gross weight of the towing vehicle). Figure for trailer load limit
applies to factory-fitted trailer towing hitch. If using the vehicle with a trailer towing
hitch for commercial purposes, a digital tachograph may be required under certain
conditions.
⁴
Fuel consumption and CO₂ emission figures given in ranges depend on the tyre/wheel sets
used.
⁵ We recommend using sulphur-free super unleaded RON 95 fuel complying with
DINEN228. If this is not available, use sulphur-free regular unleaded RON 91 fuel
complying with DIN EN 228; power output will be slightly reduced. Unleaded RON 95 fuel
with a maximum ethanol content of 10 % (E10) can generally be used. Fuel consumption
details
refer to operation with RON 95 fuel complying with 692/2008/EC.
⁶
We recommend using sulphur-free diesel complying with DIN EN 590. If this is not available,
use diesel complying with DIN EN 590.
⁷ The figures given were calculated using the specified measuring procedures. The figures
do not refer to one individual vehicle and do not form part of any offer, but rather should
be used purely for purposes of comparison between the different vehicle models.
⁸ A vehicle’s fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions and deviations from the figures given do
not just depend on how efficiently the vehicle uses the fuel, but are influenced by driving
behaviour and other non-technical factors. CO₂ is the greenhouse gas primarily
responsible for global warming.
Important note
Special information about the wheels: Wheels with gloss turned finish as well as polished
or partly polished aluminium wheels must not be used in wintry road conditions. For
manufacturing reasons, the rim surface does not have sufficient corrosion protection for
such use and can be damaged permanently by road salt or similar.
Classifications of tyre parameters
The table shows the range of fuel efficiency, wet grip and exterior noise emission classes for the different tyre sizes
of the Audi A1, Audi A1 Sportback, Audi S1 and Audi S1 Sportback models.
It is not possible to order a specific tyre.
Ask your Audi partner about the range of tyres available in your country.
Tyre size Fuel
efficiency class
Wet grip
class
Exterior
noise emission class
Summer tyres 185/60 R 15 F–B C–B 70–66 –
215/45 R 16 E–B C–B 72–68 –
215/40 R 17 F–C C–B 72–70
225/35 R 18 F–E C–A 73–68 –
Winter tyres 185/60 R 15 E E–C 70–67 –
195/50 R 16 F–E C 72–67 –
215/40 R 17 F E 67
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