[Otto]

Right now in CHina you can buy the Audi Q3 with a 2-liter FSI engine or a 40 TFSI powered by the turbo version of that engine that gets 200 PS. Soon there will be a more mainstream Q3 available though.

Reports suggest that the Q3 30 TFSI will make its official debut at the Beijing Auto Show in April. That car will be powered by a 1.4-liter TSI turbo engine -- that's the smallest engine ever fitted into the Q3. Output will be around 150 PS and 250 Nm of torque and the model will only be available with front-wheel drive. This new offering should also have a price that is about 20% lower than the current version.

Seems like an awfully small engine for an Audi.

 

[Uniqu3]

I would never buy a car with an engine of such small displacement, unless I lived in a country with extreme taxes on engine displacement.

A vehicle like the Q3 needs suitable power!

 

[Quatto]

I wonder if they would ever consider a hybrid model for china or if something like that would only be possible for Europe and North America