Audi A2 e-tron Orders Open Today From €38,200


Order books are open. As of September 10, 2026, European customers can configure the Audi A2 e-tron. Paris set the story three days ago — most efficient Audi yet, built in Ingolstadt for everyday European miles. Today the German price ladder is what you actually click through.

Audi A2 e-tron, pale green exterior, front three-quarter view. Image No. A264389. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.
Audi A2 e-tron, pale green exterior, front three-quarter view. Image No. A264389. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.

German list prices, four rungs

Audi’s published Germany starting prices, before destination and options:

  • €38,200 — A2 e-tron 125 kW / 52 kWh
  • €41,900 — 61 kWh battery rung
  • €48,900 — 170 kW / 84 kWh
  • €51,200 — 240 kW / 84 kWh top model

First cars reach Audi partners in December 2026. These are German list figures for a Europe-focused model — not a U.S., UK, or UAE MSRP. Audi has not announced a North American A2 with this launch.

Audi A2 e-tron rear three-quarter exterior. Image No. A264388. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.
Audi A2 e-tron rear three-quarter exterior. Image No. A264388. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.

Which power and battery to order

Four power levels. Three battery sizes. Rear-wheel-drive permanent-magnet motors across the board.

The efficiency play is the 140 kW car with the optional efficiency package and the 61 kWh pack: 12.8 kWh/100 km WLTP — Audi’s lowest series-production number yet. Drag coefficient: 0.24, best in the brand’s compact set.

Longest published range sits on the 170 kW / 84 kWh setup — up to 646 km WLTP. The 240 kW flagship shares that pack (up to 630 km), adds 545 Nm, and runs a 200 km/h top speed versus 160 km/h on the lower cars. Entry torque is 350 Nm on the smaller outputs.

The 52 and 61 kWh packs use LFP cell-to-pack chemistry. The 84 kWh pack is NMC and modular, reserved for the 170 and 240 kW cars. DC peak charge: about 100–105 kW on the LFP packs and up to 183 kW on the 84 kWh battery — roughly 10–80% in the mid-20s of minutes on Audi’s figures.

Audi A2 e-tron side profile — compact silhouette and aero wheels for a Cd of 0.24. Image No. A264385. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.
Audi A2 e-tron side profile — compact silhouette and aero wheels for a Cd of 0.24. Image No. A264385. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.

What comes on the car

Standard kit leans full-size for a compact EV: adaptive cruise control, emergency brake assist, swerve assist, attention assist, parking system plus, and a reversing camera. MMI panoramic display pairs an 11.9-inch virtual cockpit with a 12.8-inch curved touch screen. Fidlock magnetic fasteners are standard. Softwrap fabric runs from the dash into the doors and rear.

Trunk: 396 liters, or 1,336 with the rear folded. Optional panoramic glass roof is about 1.6 m². The 170 and 240 kW cars also get a 13-liter frunk. Bidirectional charging is optional — Vehicle-to-Load, plus Vehicle-to-Home in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland with a compatible DC wallbox.

Audi A2 e-tron Softwrap interior with MMI panoramic display and wireless phone tray. Image No. A264382. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.
Audi A2 e-tron Softwrap interior with MMI panoramic display and wireless phone tray. Image No. A264382. © AUDI AG / editorial use. Source: Audi Media Center / audi.com.

Quick configure advice

Lowest entry / city miles: 125 kW / 52 kWh at €38,200 if you accept the shorter end of the range sheet (up to 423 km WLTP on Audi’s table).

Efficiency headline: 140 kW + efficiency package + 61 kWh for 12.8 kWh/100 km and up to 515 km WLTP.

Longer trips: 170 kW / 84 kWh for the 646 km peak and 183 kW DC.

Most power: 240 kW / 84 kWh if you want the 5.7-second 0–100 claim and the higher top speed. Still an efficiency-led compact, not a performance halo.

Built at Ingolstadt on shared body-shop capacity with the A3, reusing existing robots. Audi says the program hit the road 21 months faster than comparable predecessors.

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Official photography © AUDI AG — editorial use. Specs and prices are manufacturer claims for Germany; verify the build you order.


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