2016 Audi Q2 review: Small, tall and posh
Introduction
Launched in 2016, the Q2 is the fourth and smallest SUV in the Audi range. With a bold design and lots of personalisation options, it's an obvious rival to the Mini Countryman and Mercedes-Benz GLA at the top end of the market, while also providing classy opposition to the funky Nissan Juke, Citroen C4 Cactus and Renault Captur.
| Body Style: Crossover/SUV | Seats: 5 | MRP from £20,700 - £36,200 |
Did you know? The Audi Q2 won the Compact SUV category at the 2016 Golden Steering Wheel Awards – one of Germany’s most prestigious motoring contests.
Verdict | Design | Interior | Technology | Performance | Safety | Specs | Running Costs | Pricing
The Audi Q2 is a classy, practical and compact SUV with a sporty profile and a great range of engines. It's a little on the expensive side, but it’s very competitively priced against rivals like the Mini Countryman and VW T-Roc, and ultimately it's a premium choice with plenty of kit. For many it will be the connectivity and personalisation options that swing it.
