Audi expands Q2 range with more accessible S Line entry model
Audi has made its Q2 crossover more accessible with the introduction of a new S Line derivative.
Priced at R679,000, the new Q2 S Line undercuts the Urban Edition by R69,000 and the Black Edition by just over R100,000.
It represents the final chapter for Audi's Q2, which is being discontinued globally later this year, with no direct internal combustion-engined replacement model planned as yet. Instead, the new A2 e-tron is expected to become the Ingolstadt firm's new entry-level model.
But what does the Q2 S Line have to offer in the meantime?
The seats of the new entry-level model are upholstered in cloth, while standard features include the MMI Radio Plus touchscreen infotainment system with Park System Plus and a reverse camera, Audi Virtual Cockpit digital instrument cluster, multifunction leather steering wheel, automatic climate control, cruise control and ambient lighting.
Externally, it doesn’t shout base model, thanks to standard 18-inch Y-spoke alloy wheels, as well as Matrix LED headlights with dynamic light sequencing and dynamic turn signals.
However, upgrading to the Urban Edition gets you a panoramic sunroof, electric tailgate, synthetic leather upholstery, Comfort Key and unique design elements, including Graphite Grey alloy wheels and unique bumpers with a contrasting paint finish.
At the top of the range, the Black Edition gains black exterior finishes, 19-inch alloys, 10-colour ambient lighting and a flat-bottom sports steering wheel, among other additions.