For the interior it looks like there are two "iPad stuck on dash" type screens; one for the gauges and one for the MMI. In this car, there is another screen in front of it but you can see the actual MMI screen sticking out from behind it on the left side. The shifter is gone and there's now a push button transmission control like in the new A3, 911, and Golf. The HVAC controls are hidden but it doesn't look like there's a second screen like the A6, A7, and A8. Hopefully it'll still have physical controls like the e-tron GT. The steering wheel now has capacitive buttons. As well, there's a large capacitive button panel on the drivers door (presumably to adjust the mirrors). The windows still seem to be controlled by physical switches.
The engine still seems to be an EA839 based V6. Even though the engine cover isn't painted you can see 3 polygon shapes on either side for a total of 6 like the current EA839 (3.0 and 2.9) engine covers. I know there was some discussion that Audi may drop the 3.0 and switch over to a detuned 2.9 for the S4 and S5 like Porsche did, but this test mule still seems to have the 3.0. The inlet hose doesn't seem to branch off into two intakes like the 2.9 inlet since it has two turbos. This just seems to be a dingle inlet hose suggesting a single turbo.
https://www.carscoops.com/2022/06/20...eals-interior/
Test Mule with Overheated Front Brakes

Interior

Engine

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