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Facts about Audi Q2
- The Audi Q2 was first introduced in the UK in 2016.
- It is considered a subcompact luxury crossover SUV.
- The name ‘Q2’ denotes that it’s a crossover SUV, specifically Audi’s smallest SUV model.
- The Q2 was designed to be just that, and it’s roughly the same size as the Volkswagen T-Roc.
- The Q2 took gold in the German Design Award competition in 2017.
- The Audi Q2 initially sold quite well, gradually declining in recent years; Audi was unimpressed with Q2 sales and stated this as a reason for discontinuing the Q2.
- Some of the biggest competitors to the Audi A3 include the BMW X1, Ford Puma, and Mercedes GLA.
- The Q2 released in 2016 shares the same platform as the seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf.
- European Q2s are manufactured at the Audi AG Werk Ingolstadt plant in Bavaria, Germany.
- Audi announced in 2022 that the Q2 would be discontinued after its first and only generation, with no successor model planned.
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Frequently asked questions about Audi Q2
Is the Audi Q2 worth buying?
The Audi Q2 has always been sort of a black sheep in Audi’s modern product catalogue. It’s okay… neither the best SUV on the market nor the worst. There isn’t anything particularly awful about the Q2, but likewise, there is nothing that really stands out and makes it exceptional. As far as crossover SUVs go, it does offer a luxury driving experience but with the commensurately high luxury sales price, reasonable handling, and it’s all right for families, although one could do better.
Why is the Audi Q2 being discontinued?
Audi announced in 2022 that it would discontinue the Audi Q2 without any successors planned. Their decision to discontinue the Q2 has to do with the fact that it was never sold in the United States or China, two of Audi’s biggest markets, and the fact that Volkswagen Group does not manufacture the Q2 on EV platforms which will be used in the future.
Is Audi Q2 or Q3 bigger?
The Audi Q3 is significantly larger than the Audi Q2, which is in line with Audi’s new nomenclature (bigger numbers signify bigger cars, or in this case SUVs due to the Q). Specifically, the Audi Q2 measures approximately (in length x width x height) 4.2 x 1.8 x 1.5 metres, whereas the second-generation Audi Q3 measures 4.5 x 1.9 x 1.6 metres. In terms of interior, the Q3 also boasts a much larger interior space than the Q2.
Is Audi Q2 a luxury?
The Audi Q2 is certainly a luxury car, blending high performance, a superbly luxurious interior, and the practicality one can expect from a crossover SUV. For all of these reasons, the Audi Q2 is a great luxury SUV to own. Conversely, it doesn’t particularly stand out and many of Audi’s other SUVs offer more than the Q2.
Is Audi Q2 fast?
The Audi Q2 is quite fast for an SUV because it shares the same platform as the seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf and handles quite similarly. Audi Q2s with a 1.5L 4cyl motor can achieve 0-62mph in approximately 8.6 seconds, whereas the 1.0L turbo motor variants can do so in around 10.2 seconds. Four-wheel-drive variants can hit 0-62mph in an incredible 4.8 seconds.