Audi A2 e-tron: a new vision of premium compact electric

Audi continues the development of its electric range with the announcement of the return of the A2 model, now in e-tron form, as a new all-electric model set to be unveiled in autumn 2026. Positioned as an entry point into the brand’s electric universe, this compact model responds to growing demand for vehicles that are both efficient, connected and suited to everyday use, particularly in urban environments. Produced in Ingolstadt, it also embodies Audi’s industrial transformation towards more sustainable mobility.

A model designed to democratise premium electric mobility

With the A2 e-tron, Audi enters the premium compact electric segment by offering a model designed for a broad international audience. The objective is clear: make access to electric mobility simpler while maintaining the brand’s standards of quality and technology.

This positioning comes within a context of strong growth in electric vehicles, particularly in major urban areas. The A2 e-tron is therefore intended to suit urban and suburban usage, with particular attention paid to efficiency, connectivity and ease of everyday use.

Its name directly references the Audi A2 launched in the early 2000s, recognised for its innovative approach to lightweight construction and efficiency. This new generation revives that heritage by adapting it to today’s electrification challenges.

A coherent product strategy focused on the future

The introduction of the A2 e-tron forms part of a broader strategy aimed at offering a younger, clearer and fully electric-oriented range. Following the renewal of numerous recent models, Audi continues to expand its offering across both premium and entry-level segments.

Produced at the historic Ingolstadt site, the A2 e-tron also illustrates the brand’s commitment to transforming its industrial facilities. This local production supports Audi’s ambition to anchor the development of electric mobility in Europe while guaranteeing a high level of quality.

A first preview of the model has already been revealed through a design sketch, hinting at a compact and modern silhouette. This approach reflects Audi’s intention to offer a vehicle that is accessible, technological and aligned with current expectations in terms of electric mobility.

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