Audi S6

Car Hatchback

10 registers with powertrain counts

Years on record

The first and last year each official register has the Audi S6 on record.

Netherlands
1994โ€“2026
Surviving fleet by first-registration year.
Finland
2003โ€“2026
Surviving fleet by first-registration year.

Worldwide popularity

Top 20% worldwide

Measured from real registration and fleet counts, not clicks or hype.

Where it's been spotted

Australia Canada Finland Israel Luxembourg Netherlands New Zealand Norway Spain Switzerland Ukraine United Kingdom United States

Evidence of real vehicles in each country's official register. Grey imports count, because they're real vehicles on real roads.

Powertrains on record

10 registers with powertrain counts

Powertrain counts straight from official registers, each with what that register counts.

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Registration history

1994: 4 vehicles 1995: 10 vehicles 1996: 11 vehicles 1997: 4 vehicles 1999: 8 vehicles 2000: 58 vehicles 2001: 35 vehicles 2002: 25 vehicles 2003: 8 vehicles 2004: 3 vehicles 2005: 2 vehicles 2006: 101 vehicles 2007: 94 vehicles 2008: 33 vehicles 2009: 16 vehicles 2010: 8 vehicles 2011: 2 vehicles 2012: 88 vehicles 2013: 91 vehicles 2014: 56 vehicles 2015: 63 vehicles 2016: 49 vehicles 2017: 34 vehicles 2018: 23 vehicles 2019: 86 vehicles 2020: 58 vehicles 2021: 25 vehicles 2022: 14 vehicles 2023: 17 vehicles 2024: 20 vehicles 2025: 115 vehicles 115 2026: 29 vehicles 1994 2026
Netherlands: Surviving fleet by first-registration year
2003: 2 vehicles 2006: 5 vehicles 2007: 2 vehicles 2008: 2 vehicles 2009: 1 vehicle 2010: 1 vehicle 2011: 1 vehicle 2012: 6 vehicles 2013: 3 vehicles 2014: 1 vehicle 2015: 12 vehicles 2016: 5 vehicles 2017: 6 vehicles 2018: 4 vehicles 2019: 6 vehicles 2020: 6 vehicles 2021: 10 vehicles 2022: 1 vehicle 2023: 1 vehicle 2024: 1 vehicle 2025: 45 vehicles 45 2026: 19 vehicles 2003 2026
Finland: Surviving fleet by first-registration year
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Netherlands
1994 4
1995 10
1996 11
1997 4
1999 8
2000 58
2001 35
2002 25
2003 8
2004 3
2005 2
2006 101
2007 94
2008 33
2009 16
2010 8
2011 2
2012 88
2013 91
2014 56
2015 63
2016 49
2017 34
2018 23
2019 86
2020 58
2021 25
2022 14
2023 17
2024 20
2025 115
2026 29
Finland
2003 2
2006 5
2007 2
2008 2
2009 1
2010 1
2011 1
2012 6
2013 3
2014 1
2015 12
2016 5
2017 6
2018 4
2019 6
2020 6
2021 10
2022 1
2023 1
2024 1
2025 45
2026 19

From official registers, as of 2026.10.3. Bases differ per country, so never compare across panels.

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{
  "id": "car/audi/s6",
  "name": "S6",
  "make": {
    "id": "audi",
    "name": "Audi"
  },
  "kind": "car",
  "body_type": "hatchback",
  "availability": [
    "au",
    "ca",
    "ch",
    "es",
    "fi",
    "gb",
    "il",
    "lu",
    "nl",
    "no",
    "nz",
    "ua",
    "us"
  ],
  "regions": [
    "as",
    "eu",
    "na",
    "oc"
  ],
  "popularity": {
    "global_decile": 4,
    "mass_decile": 2,
    "rarity": "average"
  },
  "aliases": [],
  "former_ids": [
    "car/audi/avant-s6"
  ],
  "years": null,
  "era": null,
  "enrichment": null,
  "enrichment_gated": true,
  "dataset_version": "2026.10.3",
  "upgrade_url": "https://vehiclesdb.com/pricing",
  "attribution": {
    "source": "VehiclesDB",
    "url": "https://vehiclesdb.com",
    "license": "Identity layer: CC-BY-4.0; enrichment/resolution: proprietary. Display requires visible credit โ€” see https://vehiclesdb.com/legal/attribution",
    "dataset_version": "2026.10.3"
  }
}

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