New and Used Q5 Prices, Audi Q5 Model Years and History
Released three years after Audi's first foray into the luxury crossover vehicle marketplace, the smaller Q5 emerged to appeal to buyers seeking a more compact, affordable model. Arriving for 2009, the five-passenger Audi Q5 came standard with quattro all-wheel drive, electronic stability control, power liftgate and three-zone automatic climate control. For the first two years on the market in the United States, the Q5's sole powerplant choice was a 3.2-liter V-6 engine. For 2011, a turbocharged four-cylinder engine was added to the small crossover as a more fuel efficient standard powerplant. In 2013, along with a minor styling update, the Audi Q5 offered a standard eight-speed automatic transmission, 3.0-liter supercharged V-6 and hybrid powertrain model. The latest of four powertrain options for incorporated on the 2014 model year crossover, a TDI diesel version of the Q5 was finally brought to the United States. A high-performance variant of the Audi Q5 called the SQ5 was also introduced with a 354-horsepower engine. For 2015, the debut of the Audi Q3 meant the Q5 became the brand's mid-level crossover.
New and Used Q5 Prices, Audi Q5 Model Years and History
Additional refinements from its 2018 makeover take the 2020 Audi Q5 to the next level in performance and handling with several upgrades under the hood.
Punchy, agile, sleek and curvaceous, the Audio Q5 assuredly won’t disappoint. Optional turbo-charged engine, and plenty of room in the cabin with a smooth ride, makes this one delectably luxurious mid-sized SUV.
Accomplishing a high level of luxury in the mid-sized crossover frame, the 2011 Audi Q5 enters the year with an even more value-oriented turbocharged 3-liter, four-cylinder powerplant.
