2026 Audi Q2
2026 Audi Q2
Est. monthly payment:
R 15,522 p/m
Western Cape
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This brand-new 2026 Black Edition arrives with just 18 km on the clock and full Black Titanium Grey styling, presented as a five-door with seating for five — every detail here refers to this specific car. It’s offered as a Q2 Black Edition 35 TFSI and carries the premium finishes that suit buyers seeking a compact premium SUV.
Mechanically this example is the 35 TFSI listed with 150 hp and a semi-automatic S tronic transmission, a combination that targets low running costs with a claimed 6 L/100 km and easy, relaxed driving; its compact footprint helps in tight parking and daily urban commuting for family duties. The suv packaging still provides sensible cabin flexibility and boot access for everyday load tasks.
Located in Westridge, Somerset West, Western Cape — enquire to book a viewing or test drive of this new Q2 for sale, or compare it with other Q2 Black Edition 35 TFSI tiptronic listings on Auto.co.za.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
Introducing the 2026 Audi Q2 Black Edition 35 TFSI Tiptronic, a stylish and versatile SUV designed for confident urban driving and everyday practicality.
Finished in sophisticated Black Titanium Grey, this five-door Audi Q2 combines distinctive design with impressive performance. Its compact dimensions—1,508 mm high, 4,208 mm long and 1,794 mm wide—make it easy to manoeuvre while providing a comfortable and practical cabin.
Powered by a responsive 110 kW engine producing 250 Nm of torque, it accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 8.8 seconds. The smooth eight-speed Tiptronic automatic gearbox delivers effortless performance, with power sent to the front wheels for efficient and composed handling.
With seating for five, five-door convenience and the unmistakable presence of the Black Edition, this 2026 Audi Q2 is an excellent choice for drivers seeking premium style, practicality and engaging performance in a compact SUV.
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Audi Q2
Audi’s Q2 targets the city crowd who’d like a slice of German luxury but don’t want the bigger, pricier Q3 or Q5. On paper at least, it’s a premium subcompact SUV that’s not afraid to flex that badge, even if its size and price put it closer to a VW T-Roc than a proper GLA or X1. Petrol power only—Audi’s playing it safe with the 35 TFSI engine across most variants, plus a lone 1.0-litre TFSI S tronic for those counting every rand. You get a choice of manual, semi-auto, or proper tiptronic auto, which actually gives buyers more control than you’ll find in some rivals. Pricing’s all over the show: 16 new and 24 used examples land between R275,900 and R791,080, but a median of R459,950 means you’ll mostly see mid-spec cars out there. Still, the Black Edition trims jack up the ceiling—flashy, but you’ll pay for it. Black Edition 35 TFSI tiptronic models are everywhere, making up 15 of the listings and setting you back R634,586 to R791,080—a steep ask for what’s still a small crossover. If your pockets aren’t that deep, the standard 35 TFSI tiptronic and Advanced trims sit between R339,900 and R499,900, which is where most sensible used buyers end up. The 1.0 TFSI S tronic used cars kick off at R289,900, not bad if you pack smart and stick to town driving. Used Q2s generally show 46,861 km on the clock with 2017 models dominating, which means they’ve mostly avoided the kind of abuse you’d expect from fleet cars or rental stock. Here’s the clincher: the Q2 feels more solid inside at low speeds than a T-Roc, and there’s a composure to its ride that suits Sandton traffic or Durban beachfront dicing. That matters, because this is one compact SUV that actually feels built for South African cities.
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