Archive · 8 Sep 2026
Audi A2 e-tron Unveiled With AI Features, 646-Kilometre Range
Audi has shown a new small electric car called the A2 e-tron.
It is designed for sale in markets around the world.
The car is expected to be sold from December 2026.
Its starting price in Germany will be €38,200.
Different versions will have different power levels and battery sizes.
The version with the largest battery can travel up to 646 kilometres under the WLTP test.
The car includes computer tools such as an AI-based Work Agent.
Audi also says many parts use recycled materials and that the car can send power to homes or other devices.
Audi has unveiled the A2 e-tron, its smallest electric vehicle, for global markets.
The electric hatchback will go on sale in December 2026, with German prices starting at €38,200.
Depending on its version, the A2 e-tron has 125 kW to 240 kW of power and batteries ranging from 52 kWh to 84 kWh.
The model offers a WLTP-certified range of up to 646 kilometres and uses rear-wheel drive across all versions.
Audi says the car includes an AI-based Work Agent and more than 300 components made from recycled materials.
- Who
- Audi has unveiled the A2 e-tron.
- What
- It is a compact electric hatchback with AI-connected features, multiple powertrains and a claimed range of up to 646 kilometres.
- When
- The A2 e-tron is scheduled to go on sale in December 2026.
- Where
- It is intended for global markets and will be produced at Audi’s plant in Ingolstadt, Germany.
- Why
- Audi says the model focuses on efficiency, practicality and sustainability, while its production approach is intended to reduce investment and resource consumption.
- Starting price
- €38,200 in Germany; the article gives an India equivalent of ₹42 lakh.
- Maximum range
- Up to 646 kilometres under the WLTP test cycle.
- Power outputs
- 125 kW, 140 kW, 190 kW and 240 kW versions.
- Battery options
- 52 kWh, 61 kWh or 84 kWh gross capacity.
- Drive layout
- Rear-wheel drive with permanently excited synchronous motors.
- Efficiency claim
- The 140 kW version with the optional efficiency package records 12.8 kWh/100 km under WLTP.
- Production
- Audi will build the vehicle at its Ingolstadt plant using more than 1,200 reused production components and about 250 existing robots.