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The next Audi A3 Sportback would be presented at the Paris Motor Show
The Audi A3 Sportback would be presented at the next Paris Motor Show and would not be very different from the model we saw in spy photos just a few days ago, nor too different stylistically from the current A3 range.

After we showed the A3 Sportback without camouflage, it became clear that the next five-door A3 would not be a radical change with the same line as the A3 seen so far, especially that of the A3 hatchback presented at the start of the year. The mystery (partially revealed by the spy photos) could not last much longer given that the surprise had already been lost, so Audi has decided to speed things up a little: it is said that the new A3 will be presented at the Paris show.
There will surely not be major changes from the models seen on the road without disguise, nor will the traditional line of the A3 be abandoned. It only seems there are changes to the front doors, logically shortened to make room for the new rear doors.
There are no major details to point out, except for the smaller size of the rear lights, just as Chema pointed out in his post. Perhaps the rear doors could have been a little larger to make access for passengers even easier, but it has been preferred to add an extra light to give a greater sense of spaciousness.
In the engines section, there will also be no major changes compared to the three-door A3, with the TFSI and TDI engines that are part of the current Audi range.
Only one more A3 model remains to be confirmed, a four-door saloon, which would be added to the current range. For now it is not known whether it will be a design dedicated to American customers or for the whole world, but some of its lines can be seen in the forms presented by the Audi A3 Sedan Concept that we saw first-hand at the Geneva show last year. Time will tell.
Via | Carscoop
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