Audi Korea officially launches the third-generation New Audi Q3 in Korea, starting from 60.8 million won

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Audi Korea officially launched the third-generation premium compact SUV, the New Audi Q3, in Korea on June 9, 2026. The new model is available in two exterior designs: a traditional SUV design and a Sportback with a coupe-style roofline. It is offered in four trims, with the LINE lineup comprising the range.

Audi Korea has equipped all trims with a 1,984cc four-cylinder TFSI gasoline direct-injection turbo engine. This engine delivers a maximum output of 258 horsepower (5,250–6,500rpm) and a maximum torque of 37.7kg·m (1,650–4,500rpm). Paired with a 7-speed S tronic automatic transmission and the Quattro all-wheel-drive system, it accelerates from 0 to 100km/h in just 5.9 seconds.

The official combined fuel economy is 9.6km/l for both the SUV and Sportback models. Specifically, the SUV achieves 8.4km/l in urban driving and 11.4km/l on highways, while the Sportback records 8.5km/l in urban driving and 11.3km/l on highways. Both models are rated at fuel efficiency level 4. The vehicle dimensions are identical in wheelbase (2,681mm), overall length (4,530mm), and overall width (1,860mm), but the overall height differs: 1,585mm for the SUV and 1,555mm for the Sportback.

The exterior features a new 2D Audi ring and a large single-frame grille. The LED Headlights Plus and LED Taillights Pro include dynamic front and rear turn signals and three selectable headlight signatures.

Inside, all trims come standard with the MMI Panoramic Display, which integrates an 11.9-inch Virtual Cockpit Plus and a 12.8-inch MMI Touch Display. Additional standard features include a head-up display, a Sonos Premium Sound System (12 speakers, 420 watts), a three-zone automatic air conditioner, and double-glazed front windows.

Furthermore, various driver assistance systems, including Adaptive Cruise Assist Plus, Park Assist Plus, Trained Parking, and a 360-degree surround-view camera, are standard to enhance driving convenience.

The trims available for the Korean market are Advancd, S-LINE, S-LINE Black Edition, and Sportback S-LINE. The S-LINE models feature sport suspension, red brake calipers, and sport seats, while the Black Edition adds a black package to key exterior components.

The recommended consumer prices per trim (including value-added tax, based on a 3.5% individual consumption tax) start from Advancd 60.8 million won, S-LINE 63.74 million won, S-LINE Black Edition 64.72 million won, and Sportback S-LINE 67.67 million won.

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