Audi · Q2

Q2

Released August 2016

Audi's smallest SUV, a compact crossover sold with 1.0- and 1.5-litre petrol engines and front-wheel drive, suited to buyers who want a raised driving position in a car barely longer than a supermini.

Body
SUV
Powertrain
Petrol
Power
114–148 bhp
Range
–
Boot
405 l

What reviewers say

Reviewers agree the Q2 drives tidily and has a solid, user-friendly interior with physical controls that many prefer to newer screen-heavy cabins. The common criticisms are its age and dated tech, a firm ride, especially on larger wheels, high prices with the best features optional, and less rear space and boot room than rivals such as the Skoda Kamiq.

From autocar.co.uk, whatcar.com, autoexpress.co.uk, carwow.co.uk and parkers.co.uk

Performance

Powertrain
Petrol
Power
114–148 bhp
0–62 mph
8.6–10.5 s
Top speed
122–135 mph
Engine or motors
1.0-litre TFSI (999 cc, 116 PS) or 1.5-litre TFSI (1,498 cc, 150 PS); bhp converted from Audi's PS figures
Torque
200 Nm (116 PS), 250 Nm (150 PS)
Gearbox
6-speed manual or 7-speed S tronic (150 PS only)
Drive
Front-wheel drive

Practicality

Body
SUV
Seats
5
Boot
405 litres
Length
4,216 mm
Width
1,802 mm
Weight
From 1,255 kg
Boot
405 litres, 1,050 litres with the rear seats folded
Towing
1,300 kg braked (116 PS), 1,500 kg (150 PS)
Size
4,208–4,216 mm long, 1,794–1,802 mm wide without mirrors, 1,502–1,549 mm high; weight without driver is 1,255 kg (116 PS) to 1,305 kg (150 PS S tronic) (Audi technical sheets)

Range and charging

Efficiency
WLTP combined: 43.5–48.7 mpg across the UK range (Audi UK); depends on specification
CO2 emissions
132–148 g/km, WLTP combined

Tech and safety

Infotainment
12.3-inch Audi virtual cockpit and 8.8-inch MMI touch display as standard from the 2024 update
Driver assistance
Traffic sign recognition, lane departure warning and rear parking aid as standard from the 2024 update

Pros and cons

Pros

  • 405-litre boot, 1,050 litres with the rear seats folded
  • Manual or S tronic automatic gearbox on the 150 PS engine
  • 12.3-inch Audi virtual cockpit and 8.8-inch touchscreen as standard since the 2024 update

Cons

  • Petrol only, with no hybrid or electric version
  • No four-wheel drive in the UK range
  • Smaller boot than the Q3 SUV (405 litres against 488 litres)

Closest rivals

Model
BodyPowertrainPowerRangeBootReleased
SUVPetrol, Hybrid, Electric99–154 bhp248 mi434 l2019
SUVMild hybrid161–194 bhp–443 lFeb 2018
SUVMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid158–265 bhp37.9 mi472 lNov 2018

Sources

  1. audi.co.uk/en/models/q2/q2/design-and-specification
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  3. audi.co.uk/en/models/q2/q2/layers/q2-layer-3-acceleration
  4. audi.co.uk/en/models/small-cars
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Photo: AUDI AG; Audi Ireland MY26 guide, regional configuration shown

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