Enhanced Audi Q2: from €40,000

The Audi Q2 is slowly but surely starting to run on its last legs. The model is now eight years old and after its inevitable farewell it is over for the Q2. There will be no successor. However, things are not that far yet. In February, the Audi Q2 simply underwent another model year update. There are no external changes, but Audi did examine the interior of the crossover. For example, every Audi Q2 now has a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster as standard. Previously it was so-called Virtual Cockpit only standard from the Advanced Edition. In other news: from now on the Q2 no longer has an MMI button to operate the infotainment system. A loss for many. As a small consolation, the infotainment screen is now not only 8.8 instead of 8.3 inches, but it is now also standard on every Q2 from the Advanced Edition.

There is also invisible news. For example, traffic sign recognition, lane departure warning and rear parking assistance are now standard. The Q2 30 TFSI with a previously 110 hp 1.0 TSI retains its 1.0 three-cylinder engine, but, like almost every model from the Volkswagen Group, it gains a few hp with that machine. The result: 116 hp. Almost across the board, the new model year Audi Q2 will cost a modest €496 to €694. With the exception of the Audi SQ2 with 300 hp 2.0 TFSI and Quattro drive. It will be more than €2,500 more expensive.

Audi Q2 prices – April 2024