The new version of the Compact Crossover will compete with compact crossovers such as BMW X1, BMW X2 and Mercedes GLA.
Audi officially introduced a compact version of its compact crossover – the Audi Q3 Sportback 2026 of the model year.
The main difference between sportback from the classic Q3 is the design of the body with a beveled roof line. This solution made the car below 28 millimeters and at the same time reduced the amount of luggage compartment to 488 liters. This form makes it possible to give the model a more dynamic look and express a sporting character.
The interior of the freshness is almost identical to the interior of the standard Q3, including the multimedia system and the digital instrument panel. There are no cardinal changes in the suspension settings, however, other springs and shock absorbers have been installed for the sportback version, considering the reduced gravity center.
The line of power units includes many options at the same time. The main version would be a hybrid plugin with a total capacity of 268 horsepower, based on a 1.5-liter gasoline and equipped with a battery of 25.7 kWh. Such a battery provides up to 113 kilometers exclusively to de -electrical trusts. In addition, customers are offered a soft hybrid with the same fuel unit, as well as two 2.0-liter 200 and 272 liters. Included. For fans of diesel power plants in the range, a 2.0-liter TDI with a capacity of 148 liters is provided. Included.
The freshness will be sold in the European market in November, and the starting price is from € 46450.
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