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Audi prices farewell updated Q2 as end of production looms

Both the Q2 and A1 will be replaced before the end of the year of the all-electric A2, but for the moment, not in South Africa.

Audi prices farewell updated Q2 as end of production looms

Audi is set to discontinue its Q2 model at the end of this year, announcing revised pricing for the final production run. The Q2, which has remained structurally unchanged since its European launch two years ago, now receives an updated interior, similar to that of the company's other models on the European market.

The revised Q2 lineup, available in three variants, is powered by the same 1.4 TFSI engine, producing 110kW/250Nm, which sends power to the front wheels via the seven-speed S tronic transmission. The range boasts a top speed of 213 km/h and a 0-100 km/h time of 8.8 seconds, with a fuel consumption rating of 6.1 L/100 km.

In addition to the refreshed interior, Audi has enhanced the Q2's feature set in the S line variant, making it the base model for the range. The S line now comes with Matrix LED headlights, illuminated aluminium S-branded door sills, 18-inch alloy wheels, S sport seats, automatic air conditioning, sport steering wheel, ambient lighting, a reverse camera, and Park Assist.

The Urban variant of the Q2 adopts a more understated aesthetic compared to the S line, featuring redesigned bumpers, door sills, and 18-inch alloy wheels. This model includes electric tailgate, keyless entry, imitation leather "comfort" seats, and a panoramic glass sunroof as standard. The Black edition of the Q2 builds upon the S line's sportier appearance, adding a special Black Optics paint, black sideblades, door mirrors, Singleframe grille, and 19-inch Audi Sport alloy wheels.

The Black also features an expanded ambient lighting color package, a flat-bottom S steering wheel, black cloth roofliner, and light graphic format decorative inserts.

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