New Audi A2 e-tron price and spec confirmed as order books open

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Audi's smallest model comes in at just over £30k with the £1,500 Electric Car Grant applied, but top-spec models are far from cheap.

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George East

7 October 2026 · 4 min read

Audi has confirmed that the price of its new A2 e-tron will start at £32,200 for the entry-level Technik trim.

Across the range, the German carmaker promises that all new A2 interiors will be upholstered in ‘Softwrap’ wraparound fabric, along with “high-quality materials and clever storage systems” throughout the cabin.

The now-smallest Audi model is available in four trim levels with four power units ranging from a somewhat sedate 168bhp to a Kia EV3 GT-rivalling 322bhp.

Audi A2 e-tron Technik

Technik cars are marked by 18-inch alloy wheels, plus standard front and rear LED lighting. Inside, a 12.8-inch curved touchscreen running Audi’s MMI (multi-media interface) sits in the middle of the dashboard, while an 11.9-inch driver’s display is positioned behind the steering wheel.

Standard tech includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration with access to the Audi App Store. An AI-backed Audi assistant and wireless smartphone charging are also included. Driver comfort is enhanced by an ambient lighting package, along with heated front seats and a heated steering wheel.

All versions of the new Audi A2 are rear-wheel drive, and Technik-spec cars are available with two choices of electric motor, generating either 168bhp or 187bhp. Across the range, standard equipment includes front and rear air conditioning, front and rear USB ports with charging power of up to 90W, plus vehicle-to-load (V2L) and vehicle-to-home (V2H) technologies.

Audi A2 e-tron Sport

Next up is the Sport trim, adding 19-inch, five-spoke alloy wheels, auto-dimming, electrically folding wing mirrors, an upgraded MMI, and an eight-speaker Audi sound system. Like the Technik, the Audi A2 e-tron Sport is available with tthe 168bhp and 187bhp motors, but also brings the option of a 228bhp unit. The last of the three is also an option on higher-spec S line and Edition 1 cars.

Audi A2 e-tron S line

Externally, the S line trim pictured throughout this story introduces 19-inch, two-tone Audi Sport wheels, more aggressive bumpers with gloss black design elements, a black styling package, blacked-out wing mirror housings, and darkened privacy glass.

Inside, the changes to the Audi A2 e-tron S line include a leather three-spoke sports steering wheel with rear-mounted shift paddles, a stainless steel pedal cluster, black microfibre and artificial leather interior elements, plus S line-embossed dual-upholstery seats.

The new Audi A2 e-tron S line is also available with a 322bhp electric motor shared with the range-topping Edition 1 car. The more powerful unit is supported by the Audi drive select system, which works alongside the car’s suspension system and dampers. Progressive steering is also included to create a more engaging drive.

Audi A2 e-tron Edition 1

Audi’s flagship A2 rides on blacked-out 20-inch Audi Sport alloys, and the LED front lights include a Matrix function with four light signatures. The front door windows are acoustically glazed for soundproofing, and the electrically adjustable front sports seats are trimmed in Microfibre and finished with red stitching.

Additional red design elements are incorporated into the cabin, while parking assistance, plus 3D and 360-degree surround view cameras come standard.

How much is the new Audi A2 e-tron?

This depends entirely on the car’s trim level and powertrain. The Technik with the 168bhp electric motor starts from £32,200, while the Sport and S line are priced from £34,800 and £37,400 respectively.

The 187bhp Technik comes with a £33,900 price tag, and the similarly-powered Sport and S line models kick off at £36,500 and £39,100 each. All new Audi A2 e-trons with the 228bhp power plant are above £40,000.

Here, Sport versions are the most affordable at £41,450, while the S line and Edition 1 increase sharply to £44,050 and £48,350 apiece. Sitting at the top of the tree are the two 322bhp S line and Edition 1 cars. Both have price tags of £46,500 and £50,880 respectively.

Audi offers the 168bhp A2 e-tron with a 52kWh battery, while the 187bhp version has a 61kWh unit. Both qualify for the UK Government’s £1,500 Electric Car Grant (ECG), which has not been factored into the pricing above. When applied, the asking price for the 168bhp Technik falls to £30,700, and the 187bhp model to £32,400.