The second-generation Audi Q3 becomes larger and smarter

Audi introduced the second generation compact crossover of Q3 today, and the little cute-has grown in more ways.

Larger in each dimension, the wheelbase was stretched by 77 millimeters to a total of 4,485mm, while the width is now 1,856 mm. The cargo volume has risen to 1,525 L generously, the rear seats being folded down to 1,365 liters, and the rear seats can be moved 150 mm forward for long-legged passengers.

The Q3 becomes more technologically mature. There are more analog instruments, replaced instead by Audi's "virtual cockpit" while driving, with a 10.1-inch touchscreen for the infotainment system on the center console. But what's more interesting is that you can actually have a conversation with the car – well, sort of. The voice control now includes a freely structured wording, can ask questions, allow corrections and offers choices to any interlocutor when it is interrupted.

This infotainment system offers the same features as other more expensive Audi cars, while the crossover It also offers additional safety and comfort features, such as the lighter, more comfortable, and more comfortable. parking aid (which places the car automatically in a parking spot), an adaptive cruise assistance that not only controls the speed compared to the objects before, but also the active assistance. 19659002] The power will come from four engines, but it is unlikely that we will see the diesel version here; there is no information yet on exactly what we will see in Canada.

Prices have not yet been published, but the vehicle will be launched in 2019;