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The Audi AI Trail with five drones is the future of off-roading

  • The Audi AI Trail is designed to be the future of off-road vehicles
  • It has five drones on the roof that act as spotlights
  • The AI Trail is packed full of features perfect for off-road exploring

Published on Jan 18, 2024 at 6:41 AM (UTC-5)
by Tom Wood

Last updated on Jan 18, 2024 at 6:41 AM (UTC-5)
Edited by Adam Gray

The Audi AI Trail with five drones is the future of off-roading
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The Audi AI Trail is an incredible car that has five drones on it and represents the future of off-roading.

It’s a concept car, but – unlike many others – it isn’t built with speed in mind.

On this occasion, Audi has designed a car with the off-road driver at heart.

It can cover just about any terrain, looks like it came from the future – though not like a Cybertruck – and has five drones on top.

That’s interesting, because they act as spotlights, flying in front of the car to light the way.

Sick, right?

What’s more, the seats in the back are hammocks, so they can be taken out and used outside the vehicle.

The whole vehicle is packed with features that make it an off-roader’s dream.

Audi have thought of everything with this one.

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Tom started his journalism career at LADbible soon after completing a Masters degree at the University of Salford. Since then, he’s covered a bit of everything at a number of international titles – sport, celebrity, cars, and world news - before becoming Lead Editor at Supercar Blondie.