Audi introduced the Q3 in mid 2012 that promptly catapulted it to pole position by the end of the year.
There aren't major changes made when you look at the car from the outside. Most of the changes are subtle to make it seem more mature and sober. Same goes for the interiors. There are two colour themes--all black or black and beige--available for the dashboard and the faux wood finish has been replaced with textured aluminum.
Practical and better sorted than others, its all wheel drive system offers more flexibility. Audi has jacked up prices of the base two trims by over a lakh but slashed that of the top end by the same quantum. At R 37.5 lakh for that version, it is a good R 3 lakh more expensive than the top end GLA but Quattro makes it well worth the money.
Review by: Sumant Banerji
Produced by: Manas Gurung
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