Overview
- The A2 e‑tron, which Audi unveiled Monday, carries a claimed WLTP consumption as low as 12.8 kWh per 100 km and a top WLTP range of about 646 km (401 miles) in its longest‑range configuration.
- Audi set German starting price at €38,200 and flagged a UK entry price near £32,200, with European orders opening in September/October and first customer deliveries scheduled from December 2026 into early 2027.
- The car is offered with three battery sizes (52 kWh LFP, 61 kWh LFP, 84 kWh NMC) and four rear‑drive power levels roughly 125–240 kW, with DC charging rates of about 100–183 kW and quoted 10–80% times of roughly 24–29 minutes.
- Audi says it cut development and production time by reusing more than 1,200 existing production assets and about 250 repurposed robots at its Ingolstadt plant, and the A2 includes recycled materials plus new cabin touches like Fidlock mounts and a Sonos option.
- The A2 is explicitly aimed at Europe with no confirmed U.S. launch and is positioned to lower Audi’s entry price into EVs while competing with compact models such as the VW ID.3, Cupra Born and Renault Megane E‑Tech.