Audi’s new small electric car, the A2 e-tron, has been nearly uncovered from its camouflage. Expected to launch soon, this compact EV promises up to 650 km of range, a peak output of 326 HP, and a starting price below €40,000 in Germany. It aims to offer a premium yet affordable alternative in the growing electric compact segment.
Key Features and Versions
The A2 e-tron is based on Volkswagen Group’s MEB platform, the same one behind the VW ID.3. Audi has replaced its entry-level A1 and Q2 models with this fully electric compact. It features a sleek design inspired by the original Audi A2 and comes with a curved dual-screen setup inside.

- Four power options: 125 kW (170 HP), 140 kW (190 HP), 170 kW (231 HP), 240 kW (326 HP)
- Battery sizes: 50 kWh, 58 kWh, and 79 kWh (79 kWh only in the most powerful versions)
- Maximum range up to 649 km (likely WLTP cycle)
- Peak charging up to 183 kW for top version, 105 kW for mid-range
Equipment Highlights by Trim
Depending on the version, the A2 e-tron offers progressive equipment and safety features:

- Base model (125 kW): LED lights, 18-inch wheels, adaptive cruise control, rear cross-traffic assist, parking package, and Audi connect infotainment
- Mid trims (140 kW, 170 kW): Heated seats and steering wheel, matrix LED headlights, 19-inch wheels, heat pump, trailer hitch, and advanced driver assistance packs
- Top trim (240 kW): Electric adjustable front seats with memory, head-up display, SONOS premium sound system, 360-degree cameras, and remote parking assistance
Price and Availability
In Germany, the Audi A2 e-tron base model is expected to cost around €38,200, including taxes. Spanish pricing is yet to be announced but is likely to start near €40,000. Audi plans to officially present the model at the Paris Motor Show, with deliveries expected to begin shortly after.

Why It Matters
The Audi A2 e-tron could fill a gap in Audi’s electric lineup, offering a more affordable and efficient option compared to the brand’s larger electric SUVs. Its strong range, competitive pricing, and premium features make it a promising choice for buyers seeking a compact, stylish EV. If confirmed, it may also help Audi regain ground in the compact electric car market.
Source: motor.es