Q3

The Audi Q3 has been one of Audi's best-selling models for more than ten years, and since June 8, 2026, it has been manufactured in Germany for the first time — albeit in a joint production arrangement: the bodies continue to be produced at Audi Hungaria in Győr and are transported daily by freight train to the main plant in Ingolstadt, where painting and final assembly take place on Line 3, which previously built the Q2. The third generation, unveiled in June 2025 and available on the market since October 2025, is offered as the Q3 SUV and as the coupé variant Q3 Sportback, with a roofline 29 mm lower. The engine range spans from the 1.5 TFSI with mild-hybrid technology and cylinder deactivation (150 PS) through the 2.0 TDI (150 PS) and two 2.0 TFSI quattro variants (204 and 265 PS), up to the Q3 e-hybrid, whose plug-in hybrid system delivers 272 PS, travels up to 119 km on electric power alone with a 25.7-kWh battery, and for the first time charges at up to 50 kW DC. Inside, the MMI panoramic display — featuring 11.9- and 12.8-inch screens running Android Automotive — takes center stage, supplemented from model year 2027 by a 10.9-inch front-passenger display; digital Matrix LED headlights with a micro-LED module are carried over from the premium segment. The Q3 production launch in Ingolstadt is the first part of the dual launch announced in April 2026, followed in September by the all-electric A2 e-tron.