Used Audi Q4 e-tron cars for sale

Audi Q4 buying guide

About the Audi Q4

The Q4 is a stylish and premium family SUV. You might cross-shop a Q4 with cars such as the BMW iX1, Mercedes EQA and Volvo EX40, as well as the Volkswagen ID.4 and Skoda Enyaq – both of which share their underpinnings with the Q4.

Inside, the Q4 has a posher and more logical interior than either the Skoda or the VW, and it still comes with plenty of practicality – both for passengers and luggage.

What versions of the Audi Q4 are there?

There are two body styles of the Q4 – a standard SUV and a Sportback version, which is marked out by its eye-catching sloping roofline. The Sportback has more of a coupe look than the regular car, and doesn’t lose too much boot space either.

Sport is the first of three trim levels, followed by the more aggressively styled S Line and the moody Black Edition model.

What features does the Audi Q4 have?

The Audi Q4 boasts a fully digital instrument cluster and an easy-to-use 11.6-inch touchscreen. There’s the usual Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, letting you use your phone’s apps on the car’s screen, as well as built-in sat nav and online features.

Standard equipment includes heated front seats, adaptive cruise control and LED headlights.

Is the Audi Q4 a good car?

There are now plenty of electric SUVs to choose from, but the Audi Q4 should appeal thanks to its blend of futuristic, concept-car looks and familiar Audi interior quality and tech. The fact that most models manage over 300 miles between charges – and that they recharge fast – means that range anxiety should be a thing of the past.

Audi Q4 motor range explained

Audi Q4 35 e-tron 55kWh

Entry-level Q4s have a 52kWh (usable) battery and a 170hp electric motor, for a max range of 216 miles and acceleration from 0-62mph in nine seconds. This is fine for drivers who predominantly do short journeys or don’t mind charging more frequently.

Audi Q4 40 e-tron 82kWh 

Common on the used market, the 40 model gets a 77kWh battery for a worthwhile increase in range. Up to 306 miles is possible between charges, while a power boost to 204hp brings the 0-62mph time down by half a second.

Audi Q4 45 e-tron 82kWh

With power jumping up to 286hp, the 45 brings the 0-62mph dash down to about 6.5 seconds. Audi’s quattro four-wheel-drive system is optionally available here, bringing all-weather stability in exchange for a fractional decrease in range. Otherwise, the Q4 is rear-wheel drive.

Audi Q4 55 e-tron quattro 82kWh

A 340hp motor and four-wheel drive makes the range-topping Q4 very quick indeed – in fact, this powertrain is also used in the Skoda Enyaq vRS and Volkswagen’s sporty GTX range. The Audi doesn’t shout about its power, but its 0-62mph time of just 5.4 seconds means it’ll surprise many powerful sports cars. Range, like the 45 quattro, stands at about 320 miles.