Audi Q3 Prices and Specifications

No Q3 is poorly equipped, so even the entry Technik level features 17-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights and the MMI Navigation Plus system, which also features a touchscreen. Ahead of the driver lies the superb 10.25-inch Virtual Cockpit display, while safety and luxury kit also includes Audi Pre-sense front to help you avoid a crash, and lane-departure warning to help you stay in lane.

Sport models are the cheapest in the Q3 range but Audi’s been generous with kit to make up for the car’s age. That means sat-nav is standard, you get rear parking sensors, cruise control, bright xenon headlights and 17-inch alloy wheels. Inside, you get front sports seats with lumbar adjustment and a sporty three-spoke steering wheel. The dark Sports Cloth upholstery hides stains but won’t be as easy to clean as leather.

The Q3 S Line gets more equipment than the SE trim, and makes the crossover look a bit more sporting. Body coloured bumpers and cladding make it look more premium, and so does the S Line body kit.

Headlamps are now Xenon units to light up more of the road, and it comes with 18-inch alloy wheels. The interior remains more or less the same, other that the inclusion of front sports seats with electric lumbar support, and S Line embossed part-leather seats.

Black edition models get menacing looks that are an acquired taste. The Q3’s chrome window and grille surrounds get blacked out, you get tinted rear window glass and huge 19-inch alloy wheels that are also painted black. Only S line suspension is available, though, so be prepared for your back to take some punishment. The punchy Bose sound system comes as standard and you also get expensive-feeling Alcantara leather upholstery. Kit shared with the rest of the range includes rear parking sensors, cruise control, xenon headlights and sat-nav.