It’s the tiny Audi that can.
The Audi SQ2 is a rare find in Audi Sports’s European lineup. More cars are using fake tips and diesel engines, and the visible exhausts are the real deal. The SQ2 is a forbidden fruit in the United States. It was first introduced at the Paris Motor Show in October 2018. However, automotive media has not been paying much attention to it. We are trying to change that. This is why Auditography has created a new video.
The clip was shot in Malmo (Sweden) and focuses on the new SQ2 with Mythos black pearl effect. Audi’s competition for the title of the Volkswagen T-Roc R And BMW X2 M35i The Audi S3 is combined with the power of the Audi S3 in a high-riding package, and it serves as the entry point to Audi Sport’s SUV range. Rumours of an RS Q2 have circulated, but we will believe them when we see a five-cylinder. Q2. The SQ2 is currently the top dog, and this video shows you how to get a quick tour of its feisty machine.
It is slower than larger cars like the S4 and S7 models at 62 mph (100 km/h), but it is not. It actually matches the Eurospec S4 Sedan, and S5 Cou diesels in completing the task in 4.8 seconds. This is 0.1s faster than the S4 Avant or S5 Sportback on the Old Continent. It’s faster than the S6 Sedan (5.0 sec) and the S6 Avant (5.1 sec), which take 5.1sec each.
The 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) is not enough to judge a car’s performance. In fact, the larger Audis with their massive torque numbers will outperform the SQ2 in almost every other test. It is a little odd that the crossover can accelerate from a standstill up to 62 mph faster than more expensive cars. The SQ2 is not cheap. Its starting price in Germany, EUR44,500, does not reflect its value.
The Q2 may not be the smallest Audi with higher ground clearance, considering spy shots have suggested that an Allroad is in the works.