Audi A2 e-tron: UK price, range and release date confirmed

Key points

• UK price and dates. From £32,200 on the road. UK order books open in October 2026 and first deliveries are due in early 2027.
• Up to 397 miles of range. WLTP, from the 84 kWh battery. Three battery sizes (52, 61 and 84 kWh gross) cover 262 to 397 miles.
• Very efficient. Audi quotes consumption as low as 12.8 kWh/100 km (roughly 4.9 miles per kWh), helped by a 0.24 drag coefficient, the best in Audi's compact range.
• Quick charging. Up to 183 kW DC, with 10–80% in 24 to 29 minutes depending on the version.
• Big-car kit as standard. Adaptive cruise control, emergency brake assist, swerve assist and a reversing camera are standard. Bidirectional charging, including vehicle-to-load, is optional.

If you've been searching for the Audi A2 etron, here's what's confirmed for the UK. It will be available through loveelectric salary sacrifice once it's ready to order.

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Audi A2 e-tron UK price and release date

The Audi A2 e-tron costs from £32,200 on the road in the UK, with order books opening in October 2026 and first deliveries due in early 2027 (Source: Audi UK, September 2026).

It's built at Audi's main plant in Ingolstadt. Full UK specification and trim prices will be confirmed when orders open, although Audi UK's page already mentions S line and Edition 1 versions.

Range, battery and charging

The Audi A2 e-tron has a WLTP range of up to 397 miles, from the 84 kWh battery in the 231 PS version (Source: Audi UK).

Every version is rear-wheel drive. The 52 and 61 kWh batteries use lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells; the 84 kWh uses nickel manganese cobalt (NMC).

The longest range doesn't come from the most powerful version: the 326 PS covers up to 391 miles. A 10–80% DC charge takes 24 to 29 minutes, and Audi quotes consumption as low as 12.8 kWh/100 km. See our longest range electric cars guide.

Design, space and interior

A 0.24 drag coefficient, the best in Audi's compact range, helps the A2 e-tron's efficiency. Audi UK's page notes that its split rear window and spoiler recall the original A2.

The boot holds 396 litres, or 1,336 with the rear seats folded, and the 231 PS and 326 PS add a 13-litre front storage space. An 11.9-inch driver display, a 12.8-inch touchscreen and Fidlock, a magnetic system for clipping in cupholders and cable bags, are all standard.

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Technology and safety

Adaptive cruise control, emergency brake assist, swerve assist and a reversing camera are standard on every A2 e-tron. Audi says that's on a par with its full-size cars.

Bidirectional charging is optional. Vehicle-to-load (V2L) can power devices such as e-bikes, and Audi says the A2 e-tron can also power a home (V2H) with a compatible DC wallbox.

Can you get the Audi A2 e-tron through salary sacrifice?

Yes. loveelectric will offer the Audi A2 e-tron through salary sacrifice once it's ready to order, so the best way to be ready is to check whether your employer is eligible now.

Want an electric Audi today? The Audi Q4 e-tron Sportback is available from £466 a month for someone earning over £125,000, or £491 on a £50,000–£125,000 salary (48 months, 5,000 miles a year, checked 24 September 2026).

FAQs

Q: Can I get the Audi A2 e-tron through salary sacrifice?

A: Yes. loveelectric will offer it once it's ready to order. Until then, the Q4 e-tron Sportback is from £466 a month for someone earning over £125,000 (48 months, 5,000 miles a year).

Q: Which Audi A2 e-tron has the longest range?

A: The 231 PS version, with up to 397 miles WLTP from its 84 kWh battery. The more powerful 326 PS covers up to 391 miles (Source: Audi UK).

Q: When can I order the Audi A2 e-tron in the UK?

A: UK order books open in October 2026, with first deliveries due in early 2027. Prices start from £32,200 on the road (Source: Audi UK).

Q: How fast does the Audi A2 e-tron charge?

A: A 10–80% DC charge takes 24 to 29 minutes depending on the version, at up to 183 kW on the 84 kWh models (Source: Audi UK).