The Audi Q2 e-tron represents the popular small SUV’s transition to an all-electric powertrain, reflecting Audi’s commitment to electrifying its lineup.
Audi is developing a new electric hatchback that will replace both the A1 supermini and Q2 small crossover, drawing inspiration from the A2 model and positioned as a premium A-segment offering.
Source: autocar.co.uk
The 2027 Audi A2 E-Tron is approaching the end of its development phase as it heads to the northern parts of Europe for its final round of testing.
This stage is crucial for fine-tuning the vehicle’s performance in extreme weather conditions, ensuring reliability and efficiency.
The testing session marks the last phase before the A2 E-Tron enters production, signaling Audi’s commitment to electrifying its lineup and its focus on delivering a high-quality, sustainable vehicle to the market.
Source: www.autoevolution.com
The 2027 Audi A2 E-Tron, set to revive the A2 nameplate after a hiatus since 2005, has been captured in spy shots revealing its interior for the first time.
The new A2, designed exclusively as an electric vehicle (EV), will utilize Volkswagen’s cost-effective MEB+ platform and is positioned as a successor to both the A1 and Q2 models.
It aims to compete in the segment left by the BMW i3.
The spy shots indicate a dual-screen dashboard layout akin to the Audi Q3, with unique center console and air vents to distinguish the A2.
Testing in Northern Sweden with a 79-kWh battery pack suggests a focus on long-range capabilities, with the prototype showing a 50% state of charge and a projected range of 238 km (148 mi) under challenging conditions.
Source: www.autoevolution.com
