A Preview of the Audi Q3’s Design

Final Q3 Combustion-Powered Car: Last of Its Kind

Spies dispatched from Germany conveyed to us the inaugural stockpile of covert operative photographs of the following era Audi Q3 a month ago. They had spotted the model being put under trial on open streets that highlighted a totally masked body and additionally, manufacturing boards and lights fitting included. Presently, our team is looking into unveiling the hybrid completely through these restrictive renderings.

In contrast to the traditionally structured 2024 A5 Avant, the upcoming Q3 will boast a transformative reboot of its front appearance when compared with its predecessor. The Singleframe octagonal grille should be tinier due to further plastic cladding bordering the area between the grille and lower air intake. Additionally, the panel will debut a different pattern of interlocking U-shaped motifs. However, the grandest change won’t be that; two sizeable rectangular headlights ought to be situated on both sides of the bumper, functioning as the low and high beams.

Although not visible on these replications, the back of the vehicle is predicted to get a more traditional remodel. The tail lamps will be slimmer but will persist their familiar silhouettes – consistent with the spy pics from September. To some degree, the taillights will assume a configuration akin to the pattern found on the Q4 E-Tron; despite this, there doesn’t appear to be an LED insert connecting them across the trunk – at the time being.

The third and last generation Q3 with an internal combustion engine is predicted to use the VW Group’s MQB Evo architecture, similar to the new Volkswagen Tiguan which boasts a plug-in hybrid variation delivering up to 62 miles of all-electric range. It may come in two PHEV models each with a capacity of 201 bhp or 268 hp. The baseline 1.5-liter mild-hybrid turbo gas engine as well as the more powerful 2.0-liter four-cylinder should make it onto the new Q3 engine roster too.

The crossover from Ingolstadt is set to be produced in Gyor, Hungary, together with the new Cupra Terramar. The current entry-level Audi Sudan will be no longer existing shortly, thus leaving the forthcoming Q3 as the inexpensive SUV for Audi in the future. At what time can we view it? Possibly in the early stages of 2024.