Audi Australia has increased the pricing of the second-generation Q3 small SUV.
The wagon body-style’s entry-level 35 TFSI variant is now $650 dearer, at $47,600 plus on-road costs, while its mid-range 40 TFSI and 40 TFSI S Line versions have become $750 and $700 more expensive, at $55,200 and $60,650 respectively.
Similarly, the coupe-like Sportback body-style’s entry-level 35 TFSI S Line variant has risen by $650, to $51,100, while its mid-range 40 TFSI S Line version has jumped up $700, to $63,050.
Meanwhile, the range’s RS Q3 flagship has moved $1200 upmarket, with the wagon variant moving to $91,100, while the Sportback version has shifted to $94,100.
For reference, the 35 TFSI variants are motivated by a 110kW/250Nm 1.4-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine, which pairs a six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission with front-wheel drive.
The 40 TFSI versions step up to a 132kW/320Nm 2.0-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine, which matches a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission with Audi’s quattro all-wheel-drive system.
While the RS Q3 has the same transmission-drive combination, its engine is a performance-focused 294kW/480Nm 2.5-litre turbo-petrol five-cylinder unit.
2021 Audi Q3 pricing before on-road costs
Variant | Transmission | Cost |
35 TFSI wagon | automatic | $47,600 (+$650) |
40 TFSI wagon | automatic | $55,200 (+$750) |
40 TFSI S Line wagon | automatic | $60,650 (+$700) |
RS Q3 wagon | automatic | $91,100 (+$1200) |
35 TFSI S Line Sportback | automatic | $51,100 (+$650) |
40 TFSI S Line Sportback | automatic | $63,050 (+$700) |
RS Q3 Sportback | automatic | $94,100 (+$1200) |
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