Up to €2,000 price advantage
In the Netherlands, Audi is deducting up to almost €2,000 from the prices of the Q2. But not every variant of the Audi Q2 will become less expensive. In fact, only one engine version benefits from a price reduction.
The entry-level engine of the Audi Q2 in the Netherlands is the 30 TFSI, the well-known 110 hp 1.0 three-cylinder that is always connected to a manual gearbox. The prices of that 30 TFSI do not change and so, as before, it is available again from €38,457. The price of the absolute top version – the 300 hp SQ2 – also remains unchanged at €76,399. Which engine version will be cheaper? The middle one: the 35 TFSI with 150 hp 1.5 four-cylinder.
The Audi Q2 with 35 TFSI is available as a Pro Line, as an Advanced Edition and as an S Edition. All these versions can be equipped with a six-speed manual transmission or an S Tronic automatic transmission in combination with this 1.5. The prices of the automatic versions will not change either, but the manual transmission versions will become less expensive.
The Audi Q2 35 TFSI with manual gearbox is now available as a Pro Line from €40,715. That is almost €1,800 less than before. Audi now asks €42,425 for the Q2 35 TFSI with manual gearbox in Advanced Edition, €44,815 for the variant in S Edition trim. These versions are successively €1,943 and €1,794 less expensive than before.
– Thanks for information from Autoweek.nl