2021 Audi Q2 35 TFSI Walkaround

2021 Audi Q2 35 TFSI Walkaround Audi builds the Q2 crossover, a vehicle a full size below the globally offered Q3. Now four years old, the Q2&dates back an early era in Audi design, an era marked by chiseled lines and sharp creases. In an attempt to update the Q2&look, there&a new grille to bring it in line with the other Q models. Aside from that, nothing else changed. But the Q2 looks good for a compact crossover, vehicles that too often end up with the proportions of a potato. To create some individuality, buyers can choose to have the fat C-pillars painted a contrasting color or enhanced with stickers. The vehicle we drove wore a carbon-fiber motif on its C-pillars, which, from a distance, makes them look like an extension of the side windows. Inside, the layout mimics the angular theme of current Audis, although the steering wheel and the circular air vents look a bit dated when compared with other vehicles in the lineup. The matte finish on the instrument panel is acceptable, but the door panels are hard plastic. And while the assembly quality is great, we wish that Audi would offer more premium materials inside the Q2, particularly since this vehicle competes with several sister models from other VW brands. Audi needs to differentiate its interior quality from that of its siblings. European customers face choosing between diesel and gasoline engines ranging from 114 horsepower all the way up to the SQ2&296 horses. We drove the second most powerful gasoline model, a...