Audi is bringing the new RS 5 to Singapore with a special design tied to the Audi Revolut F1 Team’s Singapore Grand Prix livery. The road car and R26 form a coordinated presentation for race week, connecting the RS 5’s local market launch with Audi’s first Formula 1 night race. For the RS 5, the appeal centers on a visual treatment that gives the performance model a connection to the event beyond the usual Formula 1 branding.
The Singapore R26 design combines a locally inspired interpretation of Titanium Silver Grey with a traditional Peranakan pattern, extending that identity across the team’s race suits and an adidas capsule collection. The specially presented RS 5 brings the road-car side into that same creative programme. It is an approach that makes color and pattern part of the link between Audi’s motorsport entry and its production cars, rather than relying solely on shared badges.
Audi will display the RS 5 at Funan Mall and the Audi House of Progress, placing it within the brand’s broader Singapore race-week activities. The presentation accompanies the model’s launch in Singapore and other overseas markets, following a strong initial response in Europe. According to Audi, the entire 2026 RS 5 production allocation is already sold out, with European orders running at nearly twice the level originally forecast.
For those drawn to distinctive specifications, the Singapore car offers a different expression of the RS 5: an event-specific design built around the visual identity of Audi’s Formula 1 team. Audi’s announcement describes a special presentation, though it does not establish a customer-orderable Singapore edition or an Audi exclusive package. Its significance here is the design itself—and the opportunity to see Audi carry a coordinated color and pattern concept from the Grand Prix grid onto a road car.
