Although the Q2 doesn’t feature Audi’s latest touchscreen infotainment system, that’s actually a good thing.the older system in the Q2, with its standard 7.0in screen and rotary controller between the front seats, is easier to use on the move, responds quickly to inputs and bene ts from decent graphics. We’d recommend upgrading to the larger, 8.3in screen (pictured) as part of Audi’s £1495 Technology Pack, though.
Audi Q2 vs
Peugeot 2008
AUDI Q2 1 2 1 Dashboard isn’t as
ash as 2008’s, but softtouch materials provide a sense of quality 3 2 You have to pay £525 if you want automatic climate control rather than manual air-con 3 Highly con gurable digital instrument panel is part of the £1495 Technology Pack
1 1 Eclectic mix of materials creates more of a wow factor than you get in Q2 2 3 2 Small steering wheel can block the view of the high-set instrument panel for some drivers 3 Instruments’ 3D effect is meant to help you pick out important info, but it isn’t all that useful
With
BEST HANDLING rmer suspension, the Q2 is sharper and more fun to drive
BEST SYSTEM