Audi has unveiled the new A3 allstreet, marking a significant evolution in the A3 family. With its crossover look, the A3 allstreet stands out with a design that emphasizes the increased ground clearance, a key element for an SUV-like driving experience, but with high functionality. The exterior design is characterized by a Singleframe radiator grille in matt black that is higher than the A3 Sportback, bringing the crossover closer to Audi's Q models. It also features three grooves at the front and rear that enhance the vehicle's off-road character.
The interior of the A3 allstreet has been significantly upgraded, with a greater emphasis on precise details and a technically advanced look. Standard equipment now includes a three-spoke leather steering wheel with multifunction plus function, climate control, an ambient lighting package and a front center armrest.
From a technological standpoint, the A3 allstreet offers advanced digital connectivity, with numerous connection services, on-demand functions and an app store for integrating applications. Standard features include DAB+ digital radio and a 10.1-inch touchscreen, as well as Audi's virtual cockpit and inductive smartphone charging.
In terms of engines, two engine/drivetrain options will be available at launch. The 1.5-liter 35 TFSII petrol model with an output of 110 kW (150 PS) and the 35 TDI diesel model also with 110 kW (150 PS), both offered as an automatic version with the seven-speed S tronic and mild hybrid technology.
In Italy, the new Audi A3 Sportback and A3 allstreet will be available in dealerships in May 2024, with a range of versions that includes Business, Business Advanced and S line edition for the Sportback and Business, Business Advanced and Identity Contrast for the allstreet. Prices start at 37,000 euros for the petrol engine and 38,300 euros for the diesel engine of the Sportback, respectively, while for the allstreet prices start at 39,500 euros for the petrol and 40,800 euros for the diesel.
