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ALL THE OTHER AUDI Q3 was revealed in Europe, which sees the passage of the compact SUV from its old platform to the modular VW MQB platform. The Q3 is the world's third-best-selling Audi vehicle, just behind the Q5 and A4 Sedan, and accounts for one-tenth of the automaker's global volume
<img class = "aligncenter size-full wp-image-52116 "src =" https://i1.wp.com/practicalmotoring.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/2019-Audi-Q3-498417.jpg?resize=1024%2C669&ssl=1 "alt = "The second generation Audi Q3 is expected to arrive in Australia by mid-2019. [19659003] To better differentiate the Q3 from the smaller Q2, the new Q3 is now larger, with a length of 97mm and a length of 4485mm, it measures 1856mm wide and 1585mm high.Its wheelbase has been stretched to 77mm.Am claims this has made for a more spacious interior with the rear seats that can be moved back and forth up to 150mm. Split as 40:20:40 the rear seats can be tilted across seven positions with the boot space, depending on the configuration of the s rear seat, offering between 530-1525 liters of storage. The loading floor can also be set on three levels and the rear shelf can be tucked under the floor if it is not needed. An electric tailgate powered with a kick motion – is also available as a cost option.
At launch, the Q3 will be available with four engines – three petrol and one diesel in combination with the front wheels or quattro (all-wheel) drive; if Australia will get the four engine offers is not confirmed. The engines are paired with either a six-speed manual or a seven-speed S tronic quick-change box – it is likely that Australian cars will only be available with the automatic transmission.
Audi says the Q3's infotainment and operating system has been revised, removing completely analog instruments. As standard, now is a 10.25-inch digital display that the driver uses using the multifunction steering wheel. There is also a 10.1-inch touch screen and, optionally, the driver can choose a larger Audi virtual cockpit with three different views.
According to Audi, the high-end infotainment system offers the same functionality as the product in its premium segments. Its data transfer module supports the LTE Advanced standard with built-in Wi-Fi access point for mobile passenger devices, while the navigation system recognizes driver preferences based on previous journeys, allowing it to thus to generate appropriate routes. Other options include Google Earth and Hybrid Radio, which automatically switches between FM, DAB and the online stream to ensure optimal reception at all times – if it will be available in Australia has not been confirmed. The myAudi app allows connectivity to the vehicle allowing the owner to transfer the navigation routes and calendar from the smartphone to the HMI and locate where the Q3 is parked. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are supported
In terms of safety, the Q3 is available with assistive cruise assistance assisted assistance and active lane assist, 360-degree cameras and parking assistance, blind spot monitoring and much more.
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