- New 35 TDI model is the most fuel-efficient diesel SUV in the Australian market, with a theoretical range of over 1400km
- Reid: "The Q5 35 TDI offers a new entry point into our most popular SUV model, the iconic Audi Q5"
- Pricing for the Q5 35 TDI Limited Edition starts at $68,350*
Zetland, April 26, 2021 – Audi Australia is expanding the popular Q5 model range, with the introduction of a new entry point. The Q5 35 TDI is generously equipped, launching other high-value Q5 Limited Edition models at the same time, but with pricing starting at just $68,350*.
"The Q5 35 TDI offers a new entry point into our most popular SUV model, the iconic Audi Q5," said Nick Reid, General Manager Marketing at Audi Australia.
"With the introduction of this model and the curation of our two Sport Limited Edition models, we are ensuring that we are bringing the most attractive vehicles possible to the premium market at this time.
"Beyond the current Limited Edition offer, we expect that the 35 TDI model will occupy a permanent position in the Q5 range," said Reid.
Versatile and efficient driving performance
The 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine beneath the bonnet of the Q5 35 TDI develops 120kW and 370Nm, the latter between a broad range of 1500-3000rpm. Power is channeled to the road via the seven-speed dual-clutch S tronic transmission and front-wheel drive – the first time for a Q5 sold in Australia.
Performance is brisk, with 100 km/h being despatched in 9.0 seconds, however fuel efficiency is the real highlight of the 35 TDI. Consuming just 4.8 litres per 100km on the combined ADR 81/02 test cycle, it sips less diesel than any other SUV on the Australian market. The large 70-litre fuel tank allows a theoretical range of over 1400km. Twin-dosing and a 12V mild-hybrid system, including advanced start-stop technology, contributes to the extraordinary fuel efficiency figures, also ensuring that the engine meets that latest Euro 6d-ISC-FCM emissions standards.
Generous equipment levels
The new Q5 35 TDI Limited Edition offers extraordinary equipment levels, despite its position as the entry point into the Q5 range. It includes the majority of the standard inclusions in its sibling, the 40 TDI quattro. Highlights include:
Exterior
- 20-inch Audi Sport alloy wheels in 10-Y-spoke design
- LED headlights with LED daytime driving lights and LED tail lights (includes cornering lights and all-weather lights)
- Full-body paint finish
- Convenience key
- Electric tailgate with contactless opening (gesture control)
- Heated exterior mirrors, including heated windscreen washer jets
- Roof rails in aluminium with ESC detection
Interior
- Leather-appointed upholstery
- Electric front seats with heating and 4-way electric lumbar support for driver and passenger
- 40:20:40 split fold rear seats
- Colour ambient interior lighting
- Leather steering wheel with multifunction plus, shift paddles and hands-on detection
- 3-zone climate control including rear digital display
- Storage and luggage compartment package
- Auto-dimming interior mirror, frameless
- Floor mats, front and rear
Infotainment
- Driver information system with 7.0-inch high resolution colour display
- MMI navigation plus with 10.1-inch touchscreen
- Audi connect plus
- Navigation & Infotainment
- Security & Assistance
- Audi smartphone interface (Apple Carplay and Android Auto) including wireless Apple Carplay
- Digital radio DAB+
- 8 speaker sound system (100W)
- 2 USB outlets in front with charging and connectivity functions and 2 USB outlets in rear with charging functions
Safety/Assistance
- Audi pre sense city with Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) including pedestrian detection
- Audi pre sense rear and pre sense basic
- Audi active lane assist
- Lane change warning (blind-spot warning)
- Exit warning
- Rear cross traffic assist
- Cruise control with speed limiter
- High beam assist
- Audi parking system plus with rear camera
- Hold assist
- Hill descent control
- Tyre pressure loss indicator
- Audi drive select
- 8x airbags
Sharp pricing and sporty details for the quattro Sport models
- Compared to their Sport siblings, the Sport Limited Edition models on which they are based enjoy a significant price advantage. While some equipment items such as panoramic sunroof and phone box light are excluded due to current restricted availability, they also gain the same 20-inch Audi Sport alloy wheels in 10-Y-spoke design that are fitted to the 35 TDI. Privacy glass and the colour ambient lighting package are also included.
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- Despite this, the Sport Limited Edition models ask for as much as $1,400 less (TFSI) than their equivalent Sport siblings.
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- The 21-inch Audi Sport 5-arm polygon design alloy wheels is now optionally available on the Sport Limited Edition models, for $1250 ($1625 w/ LCT).
Peace-of-mind for Audi owners
- Like all new Audi vehicles delivered to Australian customers from January 1 2022, the Q5 models also come with the peace-of-mind of a five-year warranty. Audi also provides a 12-year manufacturer warranty for bodywork against corrosion perforation for new vehicle.
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- Five-year service plans can be purchased at any time during the first 12 months of ownership of a new Audi vehicle, for a cost of $3,140 for all Q5 models.
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- The new Q5 35 TDI Limited Edition and Q5 Sport Limited Edition models are available from Audi dealers now.
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Model
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Q5 35 TDI Limited Edition
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120 kW
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$68,350
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Q5 40 TDI Sport Limited Edition
Q5 45 TFSI Sport Limited Edition
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140 kW
185 kW
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$77,600
$79,400
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(*Manufacturer List Pricing [MLP] – excludes dealer delivery and government statutory charges)
– ENDS –
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