Audi Q3 e-hybrid 2025 with 220 kW output and extended range

Audi Q3 e-hybrid 2025 delivers 220 kW and up to 119 km EV range, with DC charging up to 50 kW and advanced driver assistance, enhancing efficiency and comfort.

Two months ago, I published a review of the Audi Q3 e-hybrid 2025 that focused on its premiere and key specifications. Now that Audi has released more details, it’s worth revisiting the model with new insights.

One of the most notable updates comes from the chassis. The Q3 now features two-valve dampers, which adjust more precisely to road conditions and driving style. The new Balanced Mode ensures a clear equilibrium between comfort and agility.

Driver assistance systems also take a step forward. The adaptive driving assistant plus supports lane changes at speeds above 90 km/h, while trained parking allows the car to memorize maneuvers and perform them independently. An interior camera monitors driver fatigue and attentiveness, adding an extra layer of safety.

On the production side, Audi has established a dual-site process: bodies are built in Győr, Hungary, before being shipped to Ingolstadt, Germany, for painting and final assembly. This setup gives the company greater flexibility to meet demand.

Pricing and availability are equally important. In Germany, the Q3 e-hybrid starts at €49,300. In the UK, orders for the e-hybrid opened in August 2025, with first deliveries expected by late summer. In the United States, the model is scheduled to arrive by the end of the year as part of the 2026 lineup.

A key differentiator lies in charging. Unlike the BMW X1 and Mercedes-Benz GLA, which are limited to AC charging up to 7.4 kW, the Q3 e-hybrid offers DC fast charging up to 50 kW, enabling a 10–80% recharge in under 30 minutes.

While my earlier review highlighted the debut and core features, this update provides a broader look at Audi’s strategy: reinforcing the Q3 with advanced chassis technology, smarter driver assistance, and a competitive edge in charging capabilities. Together, these elements strengthen its position in the premium compact segment.