Used Audi A1 Black Edition for sale

What is the Audi A1 Black Edition?

Black Edition is the name given to the top-spec Audi A1 models, and it bridges the gap between performance S1 models and regular A1 models by offering bags of style without the high running costs.

You can buy a used Audi A1 Black edition from almost any model year because it became available almost immediately after Audi first launched the first-generation A1.

The key difference between an A1 Black Edition for sale and other high-spec trim levels is style.

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What are the Audi A1 Black Edition specs?

If you’ve got your eye on an Audi A1 Black Edition for sale then you’ll get full access to the model’s engine range, starting with a 95hp 1.0-litre petrol engine, badged 25 TFSI.

There are also 110hp variants of the same engine, badged 30 TFSI, and a more powerful 150hp 1.5-litre petrol, badged 35 TFSI.

First-generation models were also available with 125hp, 150hp and 185hp variants of a 1.4-litre petrol, a 116hp 1.6-litre diesel, and a 143hp 2.0-litre diesel.

Used Audi A1 Black Edition features and equipment

Because the A1 Black Edition has been around for so many years, kit levels have changed, so be sure to check each listing.

As a guide, some of the oldest come with automatic wipers, a climate control system, rear parking sensors and xenon headlights.

Newer cars come with a digital instrument cluster, cruise control, LED headlights, and an even sportier bodykit including a black-out Audi logo on the grille.

Where the A1 Black Edition sits in the Audi range

Black Edition is the highest trim level you can get in the A1 range. It shares many parts with the sporty-looking S line model, and the only differences are cosmetic.

For a short time, Audi also sold range-topping Vorsprung models. On the other end of the scale is the Sport model, which is a popular entry point to the range.

Audi no longer sells previous entry-level models like SE and Technik, so if you’ve got your eye on a newer used Audi A1, then there’s no bad pick.