The Audi A2 e‑tron is a compact 5‑door electric hatchback that Audi positions as the brand’s most efficient series production model. It launches with three battery sizes (52 / 61 / 84 kWh), four power outputs (125 / 140 / 170 / 240 kW), rear‑wheel drive across the range and production at Audi’s Ingolstadt plant.
Key facts at a glance
- Status: orderable (order start 10 September 2026).
- World premiere: 8 September 2026 (Paris Motor Show).
- Market launch in Germany and Austria: December 2026 (first dealer deliveries).
- Starting prices (first market figures): Germany €38,200; Austria €36,600.
- Powertrains: four electric variants (125 / 140 / 170 / 240 kW), rear‑wheel drive.
- Battery options: gross 52 / 61 / 84 kWh (net 50 / 58 / 79 kWh).
- Compact exterior: length 4,324 mm; wheelbase ≈ 2,768–2,770 mm; luggage 396–1,336 l (WLTP/tech figures).
Versions and core specifications
| Version | Drive / Power | Battery (gross / net) | WLTP range / consumption | 0–100 km/h / top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A2 e‑tron 125 kW | Rear‑wheel drive, 125 kW (170 PS) | Gross 52 kWh / Net 50 kWh (Li‑Ion) | WLTP combined: 376–423 km; consumption 15.7–13.7 kWh/100 km | 8.8 s / 160 km/h |
| A2 e‑tron 140 kW | Rear‑wheel drive, 140 kW (≈190 PS) | Gross 61 kWh / Net 58 kWh (Li‑Ion) | WLTP combined: 445–515 km; consumption 15.6–12.8 kWh/100 km | 7.9 s / 160 km/h |
| A2 e‑tron 170 kW | Rear‑wheel drive, 170 kW (≈231 PS) | Gross 84 kWh / Net 79 kWh (Li‑Ion) | WLTP combined: 580–646 km; consumption 15.7–13.9 kWh/100 km | 7.0 s / 160 km/h |
| A2 e‑tron 240 kW | Rear‑wheel drive, 240 kW (≈326 PS) | Gross 84 kWh / Net 79 kWh (Li‑Ion) | WLTP combined: 593–630 km; consumption 15.1–14.2 kWh/100 km | 5.7 s / 200 km/h |
Design and interior
Audi presents the A2 e‑tron as a compact five‑door with generous interior packaging on a short exterior footprint. The model offers five seats, a flexible storage system with Fidlock modular fixings and luggage capacity of 396 litres with the rear seats up and 1,336 litres with the front row (WLTP / technical sheet figures).
Technology and drive
The A2 e‑tron is positioned by Audi for very low energy consumption (preliminary combined consumption down to 12.8 kWh/100 km with the optional Efficiency package in specific configurations). Bidirectional charging is fitted (V2L and, in selected markets including Germany and Austria, V2H). Fast DC charging is available up to 183 kW on the 84 kWh variants. Audi also published technical updates on improved power‑electronics behaviour at low state‑of‑charge.
Prices and market launch (Germany & Austria)
Orders for the A2 e‑tron began on 10 September 2026. First dealer deliveries in Germany and Austria are scheduled from December 2026. Germany starting prices (manufacturer figures): A2 e‑tron 125 kW €38,200; 140 kW €41,900; 170 kW €48,900; 240 kW €51,200. Austria starting prices (manufacturer figures): 125 kW €36,600; 140 kW €40,700; 170 kW €46,500; 240 kW €50,900.
Competitors (Germany & Austria)
Direct competitors named by Audi and in official material include the Volkswagen ID.3 Neo (MEB family), Cupra Born, Volvo EX30 and Renault Mégane E‑Tech. For buyers in Germany and Austria this positions the A2 e‑tron against compact electric hatchbacks from Volkswagen Group and other European manufacturers; for dealers the model arrives as a locally produced (Ingolstadt) electric compact with a focus on efficiency, multiple battery and powertrain choices, and bidirectional charging capability.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Audi A2 e‑tron come out?
World premiere took place on 8 September 2026 at the Paris Motor Show. Orders started on 10 September 2026 and first dealer deliveries in Germany and Austria are planned from December 2026.
How much does the Audi A2 e‑tron cost?
Manufacturer starting prices in Germany begin at €38,200 (A2 e‑tron 125 kW). Austrian starting prices begin at €36,600 (A2 e‑tron 125 kW). Full price lists for all versions are published by Audi for each market.
What range does the Audi A2 e‑tron have?
WLTP combined ranges vary by version and battery: 376–423 km (125 kW, 52 kWh), 445–515 km (140 kW, 61 kWh), 580–646 km (170 kW, 84 kWh) and 593–630 km (240 kW, 84 kWh) according to Audi technical data.
Where is the Audi A2 e‑tron built?
The A2 e‑tron is produced at Audi’s Ingolstadt plant in Germany.
Does the Audi A2 e‑tron support bidirectional charging?
Yes. The A2 e‑tron offers bidirectional charging (V2L and, in selected markets including Germany and Austria, V2H) and the 84 kWh variants support fast DC charging up to 183 kW.
What battery sizes are available?
Audi lists three gross battery sizes: 52 kWh (net 50 kWh), 61 kWh (net 58 kWh) and 84 kWh (net 79 kWh).
What are the performance figures?
Performance varies by version: 0–100 km/h from 8.8 s (125 kW) to 5.7 s (240 kW); top speeds are 160 km/h for the 125/140/170 kW versions and 200 km/h for the 240 kW version.
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Status: 2026-11-05. This page is updated as soon as the manufacturer publishes new information.
