SUVs are big business these days, and Audi is well-placed to offer a model that’s sure to fit your requirements. From practical and affordable family models through to electric cars with 300-plus miles of range and powerful performance versions, there’s a huge amount to choose from with Audi’s line-up.
Taking in Audi’s ‘Q’ models – along with their sporty ‘S’ and ‘RS’ equivalents – as well as electric e-tron models, there are 15 different models to choose from. But how do you settle on the right Audi SUV for you? Let our quick guide to the full range help you to decide…
The Q2
Kicking off Audi’s SUV range is the Q2, its most affordable option of this bodystyle, with prices starting from £25,135. Available with a broad range of trim levels and petrol engines, the Q2 packs a high-quality interior and plenty of technology, along with distinctive styling that helps this Audi to stand out.
But despite being Audi’s smallest SUV, it’s impressively practical, with a decent amount of room in the interior that makes it ideal if you have one or two small children.
The SQ2
Though it’s Audi’s most affordable SUV, the Q2 is still available with some additional pace – as served with the SQ2.
Using the same engine as Audi’s sporty S3, this SUV develops 296bhp, allowing it to accelerate from 0-60mph in just 4.7 seconds. At the same time, it remains a practical and high-quality choice for those that don’t want something too big.
The Q3
Move up to the Q3 and you’ll get something with a noticeably more spacious interior, with a large boot and plenty of rear-seat space helping to make this one of Audi’s most popular models.
The Q3 also gets a stunning, tech-laden interior that’s lifted straight out of Audi’s more expensive cars, while it’s good to drive as well.
The RS Q3
Audi’s ‘RS’ division is widely respected, and though it might be best known for its performance estate cars, the brand has turned its attention to sporty SUVs in more recent years.
The RS Q3 is the first of only two RS-badged SUVs, and is kitted out with an excellent 395bhp five-cylinder petrol engine (the same as that in the RS3), and is packed with character, while delivering plenty of pace too, as it’s able to hit 0-60mph in just 4.3 seconds. You can choose the RS Q3 in the regular bodystyle, or as a sleeker Sportback.
The Q4 e-tron
A recent entry to Audi’s line-up is the Q4 e-tron, and it’s different to all the models we’ve mentioned so far as it’s all-electric. Bringing a smart design and plenty of technology, the Q4 e-tron has also got a particularly roomy interior.
The other thing to note about the Q4 e-tron is that – despite currently being Audi’s most affordable EV – it has the longest range of them all, and is capable of up to 314 miles between charges.
The Q5
Another mainstay in Audi’s SUV range is the mid-size Q5, a model that would fit the bill for most, thanks to its practical and flexible interior, but still with usable proportions.
A fine five-seat family SUV, the Q5 gets a brilliant interior and is one of the most comfortable cars to drive in its class.
The Q7
If you want an Audi with seven seats, the Q7 is your only option, but that’s no bad thing as this SUV is one of the best all-rounders on the market.
It offers a vast amount of interior space while having one of the best interiors of any new car on sale, as it’s brilliantly built and packed with technology.
The Q8
At the top of Audi’s SUV range is the Q8, which certainly isn’t a car for those that want to blend in. With a particularly bold design, this model certainly stands out, while it offers an exceptionally luxurious interior.
Though the Q8 is a five-seater, it still offers a vast amount of interior space, while a more coupe-like profile than the Q7 it shares various connections with.
