Audi Q3: see its prices and equipment options
Every day we learn more details about the new and long-awaited Audi Q3. Yesterday, the German manufacturer published all the details regarding the equipment and prices it will have on the Spanish market.
The new Audi Q3 is presented as a compact, comfortable and versatile SUV, perfectly connected to modern systems and the perfect ally both in the city and on your journeys.
If you want to know more details about the model, we recommend that you read the article we recently published.

Apart from offering a much sportier design than its predecessor, and having all the connectivity we might need in these times, the new Audi Q3 will reach the market with interesting equipment options and very competitive prices, covering all kinds of interests.
The most cutting-edge equipment
The new Q3 will come equipped with an integrated MMI touch touchscreen of 22.3 cm. It will also include as standard the innovative Audi virtual cockpit digital instrument cluster with a 10.25-inch screen, which can be optionally enlarged to 12.3 inches.
The driver will be able to control the wide range of infotainment systems through the touchscreen, which now measures 25.5 cm.
It will offer maximum connectivity thanks to the data transmission module, which can use the LTE Advanced standard to provide Audi Connect services as well as a Wi-Fi access point.

The Audi navigation system will remember previous routes in order to offer better options to the driver and shorten their new journeys.
The Audi Q3 uses intelligent networked coordination based on data provided by other Audi vehicles, so it can indicate parking spaces, report hazardous points, etc.

Of course it will also offer a wide range of driving assistants. The adaptive cruise control, traffic jam assist or active lane keeping assist are some of the most notable.
Five engine/transmission options
The new Audi Q3 reaches the Spanish market in three TFSI petrol engine options and two TDI diesel engines, thus configuring a range of 5 variants.
All engines are powerful and efficient four-cylinder units, featuring direct injection and turbocharging.

The new Audi Q8 could be the second Audi SUV to feature a high-performance RS version, after the RS Q3.
Its transmission can be a manual 6-speed or you can opt for a fast and efficient S tronic seven-speed automatic gearbox.
The entry-level engine, that is, the simplest one, is a 1.5-litre TFSI petrol with 150 CV and 250 Nm of torque. It accelerates from 0 to 100 in 9.6 seconds and reaches a top speed of 211 km/h.
The 2.0 TFSI petrol engine features an S tronic automatic gearbox and quattro traction, constituting the next level in the petrol engine range. It has two power versions within this range: one with 190 CV and 320 Nm of torque, which accelerates from 0 to 100 in 7.4 seconds, and a version with 230 CV and 350 Nm of torque that from a standstill reaches 100 km/h in just 6.3 seconds.

As for diesels, the option presented to us is the 2.0 TDI engine. Complying with the EU’s harmful emissions regulations, it will also have two options: one with 150 CV and 340 Nm of torque and a top speed of 207 km/h (figures that are clearly identical to the entry-level petrol version), and a 190 CV version with 400 Nm of torque.
Prices and versions
All versions of the Audi Q3 come as standard with a complete equipment list that includes LED headlights, 17-inch alloy wheels, two-zone comfort climate control, MMI Radio plus system with an 8.8-inch MMI touch screen and a radio unit with six speakers.

Among the notable assistance systems, some of them appearing for the first time on the Audi Q3, are Audi pre sense basic and Audi pre sense front, as well as the unintentional lane departure warning system with lane change warning, which are part of the standard equipment. The Audi Connect Safety & Service services are also standard, including emergency call and MyCarManager.
To complete the extensive standard equipment and personalise your vehicle, Audi offers different product lines and a series of optional packs that offer customers advantages over the price of the options they include if they were fitted separately.

Thus, the Advanced line adds to the Q3’s standard equipment LED headlights and LED tail lights with dynamic rear indicators, 18-inch light-alloy wheels, electrically operated tailgate opening and closing, Audi smartphone interface and rear Audi parking system. Distinctive design elements of this line include specific rear bumper and diffuser, aluminium roof bars or the Manhattan grey contrast paint.
In the case of the S line, in addition to all the functional equipment of the Advanced line, sports seats, Audi drive select system, sports suspension (available at no extra cost for this line) and design elements such as the S line bumper, black interior roof trim or full paint are added.
For customers looking to accentuate the sporty character of the new Audi Q3, the Black line is based on the S line and adds Audi Sport 19-inch alloy wheels, the black style pack, darkened rear glass and black mirror housings.

Among the packages specific to the Spanish market, Audi offers the Technical Package, with MMI Navigation plus with a 25.5 cm (10.1-inch) screen, Audi virtual cockpit of 31.2 cm (12.3 inches) and Audi sound system. This package gives the customer an advantage of 30% over the price of the individual options.
In the case of the Comfort Package, this advantage is even greater, reaching almost 50%. It includes rear view camera, comfort key, frameless automatic anti-glare interior mirror, electrically heated and folding mirrors with anti-glare function, Audi parking system plus and rear bench plus with rear central armrest.

Prices for the Audi Q3 on the Spanish market start from 35,920 € for the 35 TFSI version with 6-speed manual gearbox (38,310 € with S tronic gearbox), which is the entry point to the range.
The Audi Q3 40 TFSI quattro S tronic is available from 41,170 €, and the most powerful petrol version, the 45 TFSI quattro S tronic, is offered with basic trim from 47,360 euros. Prices for the Audi 35 TDI S tronic start from 37,390 €, and from 42,050 € for the 40 TDI quattro S tronic.
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