New Avengers 2: Age of Ultron Footage in Audi Commercial

A new Audi tie-in commercial to The Avengers: Age of Ultron has been released that features plenty of new footage from the film.

Check it out below to see Thor using his lightning, Captain America jumping on cars, and more:

In other news, Elizabeth Olsen stars as Scarlet Witch in The Avengers 2, which hits theaters on May 1. In an interview with Collider, the actress discusses her character and her powers.

For starters, Olsen discusses the lifestyle of Scarlet Witch and her twin brother, Quicksilver (Aaron Taylor-Johnson).

“If they see a street vendor, they just grab something off the street vendor, so it hints to Eastern Europe but it’s also kind of this gypsy, vagabond feel as well,” she said.

Olsen also revealed that Scarlet Witch has a solid grasp on her powers at the start of the movie. “No, we made the decision that she’s already been able. Because we played with the idea of how much can she do yet in the beginning of the film, and at first it was like not much,” she said. "But we’ve kind of decided to have her hone in to understand some sort of strength to her abilities. But then they do grow, there’s definitely a sense of confidence that she knows what she’s doing from the start.”

She added that she does not think Scarlet Witch's powers can control robots, but "I can control energy. I can manipulate energy. So that’s what the red stuff is that we’re playing with."

Olsen also touched on the humor in the film, including an unlikely source. "I think there’s humor with her brother. I think there’s a lot of humor there," she said. "Jeremy Renner’s character is hilarious for some reason to me [laughs]. He’s like a big grump, he’s really funny, he’s always complaining."

"But the humor that I have would be more like being the – because I think that Quicksilver/Pietro, his energy, we’re like Yin and Yang almost and I think that interaction to me is funny," she continued. "But it’s not funny, I’m not saying like funny [Tony] Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) lines.”

Finally, she talked about her willingness to play the character in the future. "I wouldn’t mind continuing to do this for quite some time because I’m having so much fun working on Scarlet Witch/Wanda, she’s so awesome," Olsen said. "I think Joss [Whedon] is excited by her also, and so the two of us kind of dork out a bit and it’s pretty fun."