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Audi Sport's first plug-in hybrid

Drive a RS 5

The Audi RS 5 pairs 639 PS of hybrid power with more than 80 km of electric range. It's Audi Sport's first high-performance plug-in hybrid, teaming a V6 with an electric motor in Sedan and Avant body styles. Browse Audi rentals in Canada to find one near you.

On Turo, you book your RS 5 from a local vehicle owner, and pickup or delivery options vary by listing. Planning to share time behind the wheel? Add other drivers in the Turo app.

RS 5 specs

Power

470 kW (639 PS)

0-100 km/h

3.6 sec

Battery

25.9 kWh

Weight

2,355 kg

Hybrid power with real RS punch

The RS 5 makes 470 kW of system output from a 2.9L V6 TFSI (375 kW) and a 130 kW electric motor. System torque reaches 825 Nm, enough for 0-100 km/h in 3.6 sec. Top speed is 250 km/h as standard — or 285 km/h when optioned.

Torque vectoring, reinvented

The RS 5 debuts quattro with Dynamic Torque Control, a world first in a production model. An electromechanical torque-vectoring unit in the rear transaxle actively shifts torque between the rear wheels. Meanwhile, the centre differential splits torque anywhere between 70/30 and 15/85, front to rear.

The rest of the chassis is just as focused. You get RS sport suspension with twin-valve shock absorbers, RS-tuned steering, and 20-inch wheels. It's a setup for drivers who care how a car feels through a long, sweeping bend on a provincial highway.

Electric kilometres for everyday driving

The RS 5 covers more than 80 km on electricity alone — up to 87 km in city driving for the Sedan. Its 25.9 kWh battery (22 kWh net) runs on a 400-volt system. You can stay in electric mode up to 140 km/h, so your drive doesn't have to switch to the V6 the moment you leave town.

Charging is just as practical. Plug into an AC charger at up to 11 kW, and the battery fills in about 2.5 hours. Charge overnight where the listing allows, and your morning errands can start quietly on electric power.

Stand out with a RS 5

The RS 5 suits drivers who want supercar-quick acceleration without giving up four doors and a usable cabin. Pick the Sedan for a usable four-door cabin or the Avant for wagon practicality. Glide through city errands in EV mode, then stretch out on highway weekends. Compare it with other options for luxury car rental in Canada to match the car to your plans.

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Top RS 5 features

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RS heritage since 1994

The RS story starts in 1994, when the first RS model arrived as a high-performance Avant. More than three decades later, the new RS 5 marks Audi Sport's entry into plug-in hybrids.

You still get the hallmarks that define the badge — quattro all-wheel drive, RS sport suspension, and RS-tuned steering. Now an electric motor adds 130 kW and more than 80 km of electric range to the mix. For you, that means a 30-plus-year performance pedigree that can also slip silently through downtown traffic.

Sedan or Avant

The RS 5 comes in two body styles, and the listing you book determines which one you get. The Sedan weighs 2,355 kg at the curb, while the Avant comes in at 2,370 kg — a difference of just 15 kg.

Choose the Sedan if you want a classic four-door profile for city nights and highway cruising. Choose the Avant if you want wagon practicality for luggage and a weekend's worth of bags. Check the listing photos and details before you book, so you know exactly which RS 5 is waiting for you.

Boost that stays ready

In RS sport and RS torque rear modes, the RS 5 holds its battery at 90% state of charge. That way, the electric boost stays ready every time you press the accelerator. It's one less thing to manage while you enjoy the drive.

The battery also charges while you drive, up to 80%. That's handy when you're between plugs on a road trip. You can top up on the go, then switch back to EV mode once you reach town and keep those final kilometres quiet.

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Top tips and things to know before renting a RS 5

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Get to know your RS 5

The plug-in hybrid RS 5 is new for 2026, so not every RS 5 listing on Turo has this powertrain. Listings may include earlier model years with different powertrains, so read each listing's features before you book.

Want to compare? Look at an Audi A4 rental if you'd like a different Audi sedan. You can also browse Audi rentals in Toronto and Audi rentals in Vancouver.

RS 5 driving tips

Start in EV mode around town and save the V6 for the highway. If the listing allows, plug in overnight so you begin each day with a full battery. Switch to an RS mode when you want the battery to hold its charge.

Canadian winters call for preparation, so check each listing's features for snow tires — some listings in Canada include them. Off-roading is not permitted. That 250 km/h top speed isn't an invitation, either — always respect posted speed limits.

How much does it cost to rent a RS 5?

RS 5 rental prices vary by listing, model year, location, and trip dates. Search your city and dates on Turo to see current daily prices. Listings may offer discounts on trips of three or more, seven or more, or 30 or more days.

Need the RS 5 for a month or longer? Explore long-term car rental options on Turo.

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Frequently asked questions about RS 5 rentals on Turo

What documents do you need to rent an Audi RS 5 on Turo?

You need a valid driver's licence. Turo also needs to approve you to drive before your RS 5 trip.

What type of licence do you need to rent the RS 5?

You need a valid, full driver's licence to rent the RS 5 on Turo.

How old do you have to be to rent a RS 5 on Turo in Canada?

You must be at least 23 to rent on Turo in Canada. Some higher-value listings require drivers to be 25 or older, so check the RS 5 listing you're considering.

Do you need insurance to rent the RS 5?

Third-party liability insurance comes standard with trips in Canada. You choose a protection plan at checkout.

Are there discounts on RS 5 rentals?

Yes, some RS 5 listings offer discounts on longer trips. Each listing sets its own discounts.

Can you rent the RS 5 long-term?

Yes, you can book the RS 5 for a month or more. Need to change plans? Shorten or extend your trip in the Turo app.

Do RS 5 rentals include unlimited kilometres?

It depends on the listing. Distance limits vary, and some RS 5 listings offer an unlimited-distance Extra.

Can other people drive the RS 5 you rent?

Yes, as long as Turo approves them. Add other drivers in the Turo app.

  1. * Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle.

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