[Auto Home Overseas Spy Shots] The all-new Audi A2 e-tron is getting closer to us. Recently, its lightly camouflaged spy photos have been officially leaked. Its styling still pays homage to the "bread" shape of the classic model Audi A2, is built on the Volkswagen MEB+ platform, integrates crossover design elements, and will make its official debut this fall.
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In terms of appearance, the front face of the new car adopts the iconic fully closed grille of the Audi e-tron family, retaining the "big mouth" design, which allows people to recognize it as an Audi model at a glance. It is matched with split light clusters, and it is expected that the daytime running lights can display different patterns. The front bumper is rounded and equipped with a rectangular lower air intake.
The overall side shape continues the outline of the Audi A2, while adding the Sportback fastback style. The end of the sloping D-pillar is integrated with a large-size spoiler, matched with 19-inch low wind resistance rims. Due to the large inclination angle of the A-pillar, a quarter window is also provided.
Only partial details of the rear are exposed at present. High-gloss black lower surround, through-type taillight cluster and a split rear window can be seen. The entire rear is very recognizable, and it is expected that the trunk also has good storage space.
The overall interior layout is highly similar to that of the old Audi Q3. It is equipped with an 11.9-inch full LCD instrument panel and a 12.8-inch central control screen as standard, matched with a flat-bottom steering wheel, and adopts a column-mounted gear shifter.
In terms of power, the all-new Audi A2 e-tron is expected to have a power system close to that of the Volkswagen ID.3 Neo. Referring to the Volkswagen ID.3 Neo, its maximum range under WLTP conditions can reach 630km, and there are three motor specifications of 125kW, 140kW and 170kW available for selection, while the Audi A2 e-tron will most likely be equipped with a high-power motor. (Compiled by Qin Chao, Auto Home)