Audi Q2 cars

About the Audi Q2

The Q2 is a great addition to the Audi Q range, offering a practical and luxurious SUV that’s smaller than its sizeable siblings.

It’s spacious, comfortable, and obviously very easy on the eye, but it’s more compact in a way that will suit smaller families – or the solo motorist who likes to overpack.  

You’ll get a choice of four different trim levels across the range, with an entry-level option that’s seriously impressive and the top-spec SQ2 Black Edition for all the fancy touches.  

It’s a great alternative to the Volkswagen T-Roc, BMW X1, or the Mazda CX-30. With the Q2, you get the added bonus of Audi's reliable and solid manufacturing.

There’s also a wide range of engines to choose from, including a 2.0-litre setup that’s punchy when you put your foot down.   

There are plenty of brilliant used Audi Q2 models for sale or on finance deals, so you can get this SUV at a great price.  

What features does the Audi Q2 have?

The Q2 boasts an impressive collection of features that will definitely feel a treat in a family car, including five seats and a 355-405 litre boot depending on the model.   

The entry-level Technik model gets an 8.3-inch infotainment screen, air-con and cruise control. Move up to the Q2 Sport trim for even more features, including the Virtual Cockpit with Audi Speak.  

At the top end of the range is the SQ2 Vorsprung, which gets Nappa leather, a panoramic sunroof and an upgraded sound system.

You’ll also have options for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay infotainment setups, a handy navigation system, and those all-important heated seats.   

If parking an SUV is new to you and you’re a bit nervous about the size, then parking sensors will definitely be of use, and we get a particular kick out of the headlight washer function.   

You can visit our Audi Q2 vehicle listings to get a full rundown of the features in each model.  

What is the Audi Q2 like to drive?

Despite the Q2 technically being a sensible family car, it actually hides a pop of power that will give you something to smile about when the school run is done.  

There are a few engines to pick from across the range, including a 2.0-litre diesel option that has a claimed fuel consumption of 57mpg.

There are models among the Q2 range that really do bring the power (look to the SQ2 for something that makes performance its priority), but even the more efficient engines that favour comfort over speed are enjoyable to drive.  

For Audi’s smallest and most affordable SUV, the Q2 is a lot of fun behind the wheel. You’ll get to enjoy the iconic Audi quattro all-wheel drive – perfect for keeping a firm grip no matter the terrain – and you’ll get progressive steering as standard, for excellent handling.