Audi RS Q3 Sportback

The Audi RS Q3 Sportback is an example of a very fashionable design at the moment. A premium SUV in coupe form – and lowered on top of that. Although at first this combination may seem ill-considered, the opposite is true. This thesis is also confirmed by the Porsche Cayenne Coupe, which is present in our range. The Audi RS Q3 looks great while retaining the practicality of an SUV and, most importantly, has the famous 2.5L five-cylinder engine, providing excellent performance and distinctive sound. The German brand is known for perfectly blending the world of performance and everyday usability.

The Audi RS Q3 revels in this area, and our copy in particular with its extensive optional equipment. The vehicle’s interior features many extras to make driving more enjoyable, such as heated, electrically adjustable front seats, ambiente plus lighting package, audi virtual cockpit, optional Premium Sound System and panoramic glass roof. Driving at night, on the other hand, will be facilitated by MatrixLED headlights. Practicality is positively influenced by a sizable trunk with a capacity of 530L (interestingly, this is the same capacity as in the regular Q3) with an electrically raised and closed hatch.

An interesting distinguishing feature of our copy is the Tango Red paint, which we also have in our Audi RS3. The red color contrasts well with the black package and two-tone 21-inch wheels. The cabin also features red stitching. The characteristic sound of a five-cylinder engine is achieved by the order in which the individual cylinders engage (1-2-4-5-3 cylinder, respectively). An RS sports exhaust system provides an additional driving experience. The RS version’s suspension is also lowered by 10mm compared to the regular Q3 Sportback. Audi has thus ensured adequate handling and dynamics (between the regular RS3, the difference in acceleration to 100km/h is only 0.4s). The Audi RS Q3 is not a large SUV. For those looking for a large, sporty SUV coupé, on the other hand, we recommend the following Audi RSQ8.

The RSQ3’s size definitely makes it easier to drive around town, but it’s still large enough for four people with luggage to travel in comfort. Elevated suspension relative to the regular RS3 makes it possible to drive up curbs or into gently uneven terrain. Four-wheel drive is a guarantee of safety on slippery surfaces, especially in winter conditions. The powerful engine will provide plenty of adrenaline, and when it comes to daily driving, the combustion will not make us dizzy. The truncated rear additionally makes the lines of the car more pleasing, while not taking away from the practicality of the trunk. The arguments for why a design like the Audi RS Q3 makes sense are indeed many! This is confirmed by the market, in which such cars are growing in popularity.