Audi Q2 2016–2020 car dimensions: 4191 mm long, 1794 mm wide and 1508 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,300 kg. Braked towing is 1,500 kg.
The cabin has a standard 7-inch colour MMI touchscreen with Audi Smartphone Interface for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Manual air conditioning is standard on base trims. dual-zone climate control is available on higher grades or as an option. Cruise control and rear parking sensors come as standard, with front sensors, reversing camera, side assist blind-spot warning and active lane assist offered on higher trims or in packages. Pre-sense front automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection is standard across the range.
Boot space is 405 litres with seats up on front-wheel-drive models, rising to 1050 litres with the rear seats folded. Quattro versions have a slightly smaller 355-litre capacity seats-up due to the drivetrain. The load bay is square and practical for everyday use, with a variable-height floor on FWD cars.
Braked towing capacity is typically 1300-1800 kg depending on engine and drivetrain, with unbraked figures around 640-750 kg. Sport suspension is available as an option or on S line grades. no heavy-duty cooling package is listed.
The cabin feels roomy for a compact SUV with good headroom and easy entry. Front seats offer a sporty low position yet supportive feel, with standard or sport designs in cloth or leather options and optional electric lumbar. Materials and finishes are premium and refined. Sound-damping glass keeps noise low even at speed. Optional panoramic glass roof and LED ambient lighting packages brighten the space.
Euro NCAP 5 stars (2016 test): 93% adult, 86% child, 70% pedestrian, 60% safety assist
Standard safety includes Audi pre sense front AEB with pedestrian detection, front/side/curtain airbags, ESC, ISOFIX with top tether, seatbelt reminders
Service intervals typically up to 30,000 km or 2 years (LongLife flexible or fixed depending on use)
Fuel figures vary by engine: diesels from around 4.1 l/100 km combined (NEDC), petrols higher
Fuel use depends on the engine chosen. Official NEDC combined figures for the range run from roughly 4.1 l/100 km on efficient diesels up to higher for petrol and quattro versions. Later WLTP numbers are less optimistic but still competitive for the class. Cylinder-on-demand on some TFSI units helps on light loads.
Servicing follows Audi’s LongLife system. Intervals can stretch to 30,000 km or two years based on driving style and conditions, or drop to yearly/15,000 km for more demanding use. Oil and filter changes form the core. brake fluid every two years is typical. Fixed-price service plans are commonly available from dealers.
Safety kit starts strong. Pre sense front with automatic emergency braking is standard, backed by a full set of airbags and electronic stability control. The 2016 Euro NCAP test delivered a clear five-star result across adult, child and pedestrian protection. Optional packs add lane assist, adaptive cruise and more.
Living with the Q2 means solid build quality and a three-year/60,000-mile warranty from new. Regular dealer maintenance keeps it reliable. the compact size and good visibility make daily use straightforward. Quattro versions add all-weather confidence at a small efficiency cost.
Length 4191 mm, Width 1794 mm, Height 1508 mm, Wheelbase 2601 mm (Q2 2016–2020)
Sources: manufacturer data, Audi Q2 brochure, autoevolution.com.