Audi South Africa has expanded its compact SUV line-up with the introduction of the new Q2 S line derivative.
Priced from R679 000, this model sits below the Urban Edition and Black Edition, offering a more accessible entry point into the Q2 range while maintaining the premium character associated with the brand.
What is it?
The Q2 S line is positioned as the entry-level derivative in the revised Q2 line-up. It forms part of a three-tier structure, with the Urban Edition and Black Edition placed above it. While more affordable, the S line retains a strong standard specification, ensuring that customers benefit from Audi’s premium compact SUV qualities without compromising on equipment or design.
Exterior:
The exterior of the Q2 S line is distinguished by several model-specific details. Standard features include 18-inch 5-Y spoke alloy-wheels, Matrix LED headlights with dynamic light sequencing, LED rear lights with dynamic turn signals, and sport suspension. S line-specific bumpers illuminated aluminium door sill trims with S badging, body-coloured mirror housings and Matt Platinum Grey side-blades further enhance its visual identity. These elements give the S line a confident stance while differentiating it from higher trims.
Interior:
Inside, the Q2 S line offers a well-equipped cabin with a focus on sportiness and technology. Standard equipment includes the Audi virtual cockpit, MMI radio plus with smartphone interface, Audi sound system, front sport seats, ambient lighting package, deluxe automatic air conditioning and a three-spoke multifunction leather steering wheel. The interior design balances functionality with premium finishes, ensuring everyday usability while maintaining Audi’s quality standards.
Powertrain:
The Q2 S line is powered by Audi’s familiar compact SUV drivetrain, a 1.4‑litre turbocharged four‑cylinder petrol engine (35 TFSI), producing 110 kW and 250 Nm, paired with a 7‑speed dual‑clutch S tronic gearbox.
Price and warranty:
The Audi Q2 S line is priced from R679 000 in South Africa. It is sold with a 5-year/100 000 km Audi Freeway Plan, which covers comprehensive service and maintenance.
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