Here’s a refined look at the Audi Q2 1.0?TFSI S?Line 5?door—a premium entry-level SUV that blends bold styling with the engineering finesse typical of Audi: Engine & Driving Dynamics Powertrain: 1.0?litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol, making around 116?PS (85?kW) and 200?Nm torque. Paired with either a 6?speed manual or optional 7?speed S?tronic dual?clutch auto. Performance: Manual: 0–62?mph in 10.1 seconds, top speed 122?mph Fuel efficiency: WLTP combined around 50–55?mpg, with real-world averages of 35–40?mpg in town-driving scenarios Size & Practicality Feature Details Boot (Seats Up) ~405?L — larger than some rivals like the Golf Boot (Seats Folded) ~1,050?L — broad, flat load space Length / Width / Height ~4,191?mm / 1,794?mm (excluding mirrors) / 1,508?mm Turning Circle ~11.1?m — makes urban parking easy While the Q2 isn't massively roomy, its packaging is clever and interior quality impresses. Rear space is adequate—front occupants get more comfort than backseaters. nd yes, some owners report fitting a bike in the boot—but space remains modest for bulky gear. Trim – S?Line Highlights Styling: Sporty exterior with upgraded bumpers and 18″ or optional 19″ alloys. Interior Features: Sports seats, flat-bottom steering wheel, MMI with rotary control, and premium materials throughout. Safety: Features like pre-sense front emergency braking are standard. Extras like blind?spot monitoring are optional. Pros Premium feel in a compact footprint with bold, distinctive design. Efficient performance with enough poke for urban and motorway driving. Easy to manoeuvre: short length and squarish dimensions aid agility and parking. Quality cabin that feels more upscale than rivals, with solid infotainment (in older models, note that MMI click-wheel persists).