Designers presented will look like the new Audi Q3
Recently in the Internet appeared spy photos of disguised prototypes of compact SUV Audi Q3 new generation.
This prompted independent designers, try again to imagine how it will look like a stock car.
This time his vision of the new compact Audi Q3 cross shared the alVolante edition.it. According to the authors of the submitted drawings, German new popular SUV segment will look exactly alike.
Shows how independent imaging, the compact SUV Audi Q3 new generation will get an evolutionary design changes that would have a more sporty and aggressive appearance.
In addition, the car will be a revised aerodynamic body kit and a neat chrome finish.
Most likely, the model of Audi Q3 new generation will be built on a modular platform MQB. It is expected that the car will grow in size to distance itself from the Audi Q2, but it will be easier predecessor.
It is expected that the new Audi Q3 will be available with a range of petrol and diesel engine TFSI and TDI, and also with different types of transmissions. In addition, traditionally, the SUV of the German manufacturer will receive a brand-wheel drive system Quattro.
Our European colleagues noted that in the future, the German company plans to bring to market a hybrid modification of the compact SUV Audi Q3 e-Tron and “charged” version of Audi RS Q3 specialists from Audi Sport. In the first case, the model will get a 1.5-liter gasoline TFSI engine and an electric motor, the second is 2.5-liter TFSI capacity of about 400 horsepower.
In addition, the expected emergence of sports cross Audi SQ3. This car is a new generation can get the same 2.5-liter gasoline engine TFSI, but its capacity will make about 340 horsepower. According to Chinese media, on the local market the premium brand plans to sell a fully electric version of the Audi Q3.
Serial production of the compact SUV Audi Q3 is the next generation will be manufactured at the Hungarian plant of the German brand. It is expected that global sales of the new Q3 will start in the second half of 2018.
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