Audi Subscription Service Comes to Dallas
Subscribers to Audi Select receive access to Audi A4 sedan, A5 Cabriolet, Audi Q5, and Audi Q7 SUVs, and S5 Coupe for a set monthly price, plus two complimentary days of Silvercar rentals available at many major U.S. airports and cities for access to Audi vehicles when they travel.

The launch of Audi select follows on a growing mobility network that Audi is offering to its U.S. customers, especially since the brand’s acquisition of Austin, Texas-based Silvercar in 2017 and the company’s expansion to 24 rental locations across the country.
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Audi is launching a new monthly subscription service called Audi Select, available exclusively in the Dallas-Ft. Worth-area.
Subscribers to Audi select receive access to Audi A4 sedan, A5 Cabriolet, Audi Q5, and Audi Q7 SUVs, and S5 Coupe for a set monthly price, plus two complimentary days of Silvercar rentals available at many major U.S. airports and cities for access to Audi vehicles when they travel.
“Audi is building an ecosystem that will allow consumers to access the brand how they want, when they want, and where they want," said Scott Keogh, president of Audi of America. "Working closely with our dealer network in the Dallas area, Audi select is an important next step in offering customers premium mobility solutions with the options and flexibility that fit their lives.”
Audi Select is priced at $1,395 per month. The subscription includes two vehicle swaps per month via concierge pick-up and delivery at dealerships in addition to a home delivery option. Insurance, maintenance, roadside assistance, and unlimited mileage are also included, as well as two days of Silvercar rentals per month.
The launch of Audi select follows on a growing mobility network that Audi is offering to its U.S. customers, especially since the brand’s acquisition of Austin, Texas-based Silvercar in 2017 and the company’s expansion to 24 rental locations across the country. Globally, Audi on demand offers mobility solutions in seven locations.
Through its affiliation with Silvercar, Audi of America benefits from the hardware, software and operations needed to deliver a mobility ecosystem at airports, in cities and at the dealership. Audi select will leverage Silvercar’s digital mobility management platform for quick development and scaling.
Texas continues to be a strong market for Audi in the U.S. Through May of this year, Audi sales in the state doubled the pace of the premium segment according to IHS retail registrations.
Vehicle Model Detail:Audi vehicles available through the Audi Select subscription package include:
S5 Coupe Prestige
A5 Cab 2.0T Quattro Prem/Prem Plus
Audi Q5 2.0T Prem/Prem Plus
Audi Q7 3.0T Prem/Prem Plus
A4 2.0T Quattro Prem/Prem Plus
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