Abstractmagnified imageOligo(para‐phenylene)s (DAOPPs) 2a–2d (n=1–4) with terminal donor–acceptor substitution (D=C6H13O, A=NO2) were prepared by applying Suzuki cross‐couplings for chain extension and end capping. The push–pull effect induces short‐reaching polarizations of the chain consisting of conjugated but twisted benzene rings, which was studied by NMR measurements. Electron excitation from the ground‐state S0 to the more planar first‐excited singlet state S1 is combined with a strong intramolecular charge transfer (ICT), which is documented by the red shift of the long‐wavelength absorption (charge‐transfer band) for short chains (one or two repeat units, n = 1 or 2). The opposite influence of decreasing ICT and increasing conjugation length leads to a bathochromic series (λmax(n+1)≥λmax(n)) with a fast saturation of λmax (n). The effective conjugation length nECL=4 corresponds to λ∞ 349 nm. These results are discussed in the context of other oligo(para‐phenylene)s (OPPs).