Audi has revised its smallest SUV – the Q2 – for 2020. When the brand’s BMW X2 and Mercedes GLA rival goes on sale from October it will land with revised styling, updates to the interior and new in-car and safety technology.
The Q2 has always cut quite a special style compared to the rest of the Audi range, and the changes for the md-life freshen haven’t changed much. The front singleframe grille has grown slightly deeper and gets a subtle interpretation of Audi’s quattro-inspired trio of slits at its top. The grille sits on top of a new bumper which, on S-Line trim and above, gets a lot more angular looking air intakes. 

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The headlamp units remain the same shape as before, but all Q2s get full LED tech as standard. Matrix LED units and scrolling indicators are used on top spec versions. 
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There’s a new bumper design at the back, and five new paint colours to choose from, including lively Apple green and Turbo blue shades. As before, the C-pillar is available in contrasting black, grey or silver finishes, or in body colour.
Inside, the Q2’s dashboard design is carried over from the previous model, itself a slightly funked-up version of the previous-generation A3. The air vent surrounds and gear selector have both been tweaked, while new fabrics are used to trim the door panels. All but the base Q2 variants now feature the 12.3-inch virtual Cockpit digital driver’s display, plus an 8.3-inch infotainment screen as standard. As before, the screen doesn’t feature touchscreen functionality – it’s controlled by a rotary dial instead. 
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Smartphone app compatibility is included in the current updates, allowing owners the ability to lock the automobile from anywhere, or check fuel levels remotely with their phone.