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Looking for a brand new Audi? You can find the full range of Audi models right here at Vertu. From the neat and nippy Audi A1 through to bold and confident SUVs like the Audi Q7 and Q8. We have a variety of transmissions, fuel types, models, and trims available. So whatever your perfect Audi looks like, it's right here at Vertu.
The Audi UK range now runs from a compact Sportback to a supercar and a seven-seat flagship SUV. Wherever you land in that range, quattro all-wheel drive is never far away, fitted as standard equipment on many diesel and petrol models and built into plug-in hybrids like the A5 e-hybrid. Audi badges it onto fully electric cars too, from the e-tron GT quattro through to the S6 e-tron.
That's Vorsprung durch Technik in practice: engineering that carries across every powertrain rather than sitting in one corner of the range. Audi's motorsport programme, including its current Formula 1 involvement, feeds that same engineering back into the cars you can drive today. Whatever you're looking for, from a first Sportback to a 640 PS RS Q8, you'll find it here. Browse the full range of new Audi models UK-wide below, grouped by body style to help you find the right car faster.
Audi's range splits naturally into four groups: compact Sportbacks and hatchbacks, saloons and estates, SUVs, and the e-tron GT and Audi Sport performance models. Each has its own character behind the wheel.
Choose the Audi A1 Sportback and you get easy, everyday driving. A 10.25-inch Digital Cockpit comes standard from Sport trim, and the boot expands from 335 litres to 1,090 litres with the rear seats folded. Power runs from 95 PS up to 150 PS, with 0-62mph as brisk as 8.1 seconds on the 35 TFSI, and most engines give you the choice of a manual or automatic Audi, with S tronic transmission standard on higher grades.
Step up to the Audi A3 and the trim ladder runs from Technik through to Black Edition, with TFSI petrol and TDI diesel engines from 116 PS to 150 PS. Among the hybrid cars, the A3 Sportback e-hybrid adds an Audi PHEV option to that range, returning up to 254.3mpg combined and up to 88 miles of WLTP electric range on its base variant.That's quick enough to cover most commutes without the petrol engine firing at all. Audi's next entry-level model, the A2 e-tron, is confirmed for a UK debut in autumn 2026, and Audi describes it as the most efficient car it has ever built. Full specification will follow closer to launch.
Choice defines this group. The Audi A5 gives you TFSI petrol and TDI diesel engines from 150 PS to 204 PS across four trims, with the range-topping Vorsprung adding Matrix LED lighting and a panoramic sunroof. Choose the A5 e-hybrid, one of Audi hybrid models, and you get standard quattro all-wheel drive alongside up to 75 miles of WLTP electric range.
The Audi A6 offers a straightforward choice between a 204 PS TFSI petrol engine and a 204 PS quattro TDI diesel, and the same nameplate now covers Audi's electric ambitions too. Within the A6 e-tron family, the S6 e-tron reaches 0-62mph in 4.1 seconds, or 3.9 seconds with launch control. Its Sportback body in Black Edition trim covers up to 411 miles on a full charge of its 100kWh battery, with rapid charging from ten to eighty per cent in as little as 21 minutes. The A6 allroad brings a higher-output 299 PS TDI quattro engine, all-wheel steering and allroad-specific adaptive air suspension to a raised body, giving you ground clearance without stepping up to an SUV. At the top of the range, among the luxury Audi cars, the A8 spans a 286 PS diesel entry point through to the 571 PS S8 performance flagship.Choose the long-wheelbase A8 L and rear-seat comfort takes priority, including massage and ventilation on Vorsprung trim.
Audi's SUV range covers more ground than any other part of the line-up. The compact Audi Q2 and Q3 sit at the entry point, with the Q3 giving you front-wheel drive on its 150 PS engines and quattro all-wheel drive from 204 PS upward. It also brings a 12.8-inch panoramic curved MMI display from Technik trim. The fully electric Audi Q4 e-tron follows as one of the range's most popular EV choices. It offers up to 361 miles of WLTP range on the e-tron performance variant, with rapid charging from ten to eighty per cent in as little as 29 minutes.
Move up to the Audi Q5 and quattro becomes a much larger part of the story, with the SQ5 delivering 367 PS and a 4.5-second 0-62mph time. As one of Audi's hybrid SUV options, the Q5 e-hybrid returns up to 66 miles of WLTP electric range alongside combined economy over 100mpg. The Audi Q6 e-tron brings the same electric formula to a larger body, with the Sportback variant reaching up to 407 miles of WLTP range. The Audi Q7 and Q8 add third-row practicality and quattro-equipped diesel or petrol power, including the Q7 TFSI e among Audi hybrid vehicles at up to 73.4mpg combined. New for the range, the Audi Q9 arrives as Audi's largest-ever SUV, seating seven as standard with an optional six-seat business-class layout, and fitted with the largest panoramic sunroof ever built into an Audi.
This part of the range is built for drivers seeking a sports car Audi badge, without giving up daily usability. The Audi e-tron GT quattro is the entry point into the Audi all-electric performance range, and one of the most complete EV options for anyone wanting genuine everyday range. A 105kWh battery gives you up to 385 miles of combined WLTP range, with quattro all-wheel drive as standard. The RS e-tron GT Performance tops the family with 843 PS, rising to 925 PS with launch control, and a 0-62mph time of just 2.9 seconds.
On the combustion side, the sportier Audi models start with the RS3, delivering 400 PS and a 3.8-second 0-62mph time through quattro all-wheel drive. The RS5 pairs 639 PS with up to 52 miles of WLTP electric range from its hybrid system. The RS Q8 tops out at 640 PS, with a 3.6-second 0-62mph time and RS ceramic brakes on its Performance trim. Every model in this group gives you quattro as standard, whichever powertrain sits underneath.
A few themes recur throughout the Audi range, whichever model you choose. Here's what you'll find behind the wheel and around the cabin.
Quattro is the technology that carries furthest across the range, distributing power between the front and rear axles so you get grip that holds in wet weather or on a motorway slip road. It's just as useful pulling away from a junction, and it's fitted as standard or available across petrol, diesel, plug-in hybrid and fully electric Audi models alike. Audi Drive Select lets you adjust steering weight, throttle response and suspension character to suit the road or your mood, often paired with adaptive or sport suspension that changes how the car settles into corners.
Move up the trim ladder on most Audi models and a familiar set of upgrades tends to appear in roughly the same order: a bigger infotainment display first, then premium sound, then the sunroof reserved for range-topping trims.
| Feature | Where You'll Find It |
|---|---|
| MMI Navigation plus & MMI Touch | Standard from entry trims across the range |
| Front passenger display | Higher grades, including A5 Vorsprung and A6 Vorsprung |
| Bang & Olufsen 3D premium sound | Higher trims across the range |
| Panoramic sunroof | A5 Vorsprung, A6 Vorsprung, Q3 Vorsprung, Q4 e-tron Vorsprung and e-tron GT quattro (entry trim); standard, and the largest yet fitted to an Audi, on the Q9 |
Move further up most ranges and you'll also pick up ambient lighting, wireless smartphone integration and extra heated seats along the way - the kind of everyday convenience that builds trim by trim rather than announcing itself with one standout feature.
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| What We Offer | What It Means for You |
|---|---|
| Nationwide Audi dealership network | Expert colleagues ready to help, from your first enquiry through to handover |
| Flexible finance options | PCP, HP and PCH solutions tailored to your budget |
| Part-exchange accepted | We value your current car and offset it against your new Audi |
| Dedicated Audi servicing | Manufacturer-trained colleagues and genuine parts for every service and repair |
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The table below groups Audi's current UK range by body style, from the compact A1 Sportback to the flagship Q9 and the RS performance line. Select a model name to view current stock.
| Model | Key Highlights | Who It's For |
|---|---|---|
| Sportback & Compact | ||
| A1 Sportback | TFSI petrol, 95-150 PS; Sport, S line and Black Edition trims; 335-1,090 litre boot; 10.25" Digital Cockpit standard | First-time Audi buyers wanting a compact, easy-to-park hatchback |
| A3 | TFSI/TDI, 116-150 PS, plus e-hybrid PHEV (up to 88 miles WLTP electric range); Technik to Black Edition trims; Saloon and Sportback | Buyers wanting a well-equipped premium hatchback or saloon with a powertrain to suit them |
| A2 e-tron (coming soon) | Fully electric; 140kW/190PS; 61kWh battery; UK debut autumn 2026 | Drivers waiting for Audi's next-generation, all-electric entry model |
| Saloon & Avant | ||
| A5 | TFSI/TDI, 150-204 PS, plus e-hybrid PHEV (up to 75 miles WLTP electric range, standard quattro); Saloon and Avant | Executive buyers wanting a broad choice of trim, engine and body style |
| A6 | 204 PS TFSI petrol or quattro TDI diesel, plus the fully electric A6 e-tron family (S6 e-tron: up to 411 miles WLTP on Sportback Black Edition, 21-minute rapid charge) | Drivers wanting Audi's core executive saloon in petrol, diesel or fully electric form |
| A6 allroad | 299 PS TDI quattro; all-wheel steering; allroad-specific adaptive air suspension; raised body | Drivers wanting estate practicality with extra capability beyond tarmac |
| A8 | 286 PS diesel through to 571 PS S8; TFSI e PHEV option; long-wheelbase A8 L available | Buyers wanting Audi's flagship saloon, with the A8 L suited to rear-seat comfort |
| SUV | ||
| Q2 | TFSI petrol, 116-150 PS; Sport, S line and Black Edition trims | City and commuter drivers wanting Audi's smallest SUV |
| Q3 | TFSI/TDI, 150-265 PS; quattro from 204 PS upward; e-hybrid PHEV available; SUV and Sportback | Families wanting a compact SUV with a wide engine and trim choice |
| Q4 e-tron | Fully electric, 204-340 PS; up to 361 miles WLTP range; SUV and Sportback | Drivers ready to go fully electric in a mid-size SUV |
| Q5 | Quattro across most engines; e-hybrid PHEV (up to 66 miles WLTP range); SQ5 performance variant (367 PS) | Families wanting Audi's core SUV in petrol, diesel, hybrid or performance form |
| Q6 e-tron | Fully electric, up to 407 miles WLTP range (Sportback); SQ6 performance variant, 490 PS (517 PS with launch control) | Drivers wanting a larger, fully electric SUV with performance in reserve |
| Q7 | Quattro TDI diesel (7 seats) or TFSI e PHEV (up to 73.4mpg, 5 seats); SQ7 performance variant (507 PS) | Larger families needing seven-seat space and quattro capability |
| Q8 | Quattro standard; diesel or petrol power, plus e-hybrid PHEV; SQ8 performance variant (507 PS) | Buyers wanting coupe-SUV styling with quattro as standard |
| Q9 | Audi's largest-ever SUV; 7 seats standard (6-seat option); largest panoramic sunroof ever fitted to an Audi | Families wanting maximum space and comfort in a flagship SUV |
| e-tron GT & Audi Sport | ||
| e-tron GT | Fully electric performance range; up to 385 miles WLTP range on the quattro entry model; quattro standard throughout | Drivers wanting electric performance without giving up daily usability |
| RS e-tron GT | Up to 843 PS (925 PS with launch control); 0-62mph from 2.9 seconds on the Performance variant | Buyers wanting the fastest-accelerating Audi in the range |
| RS3 | 400 PS, 3.8-second 0-62mph; quattro all-wheel drive; Saloon and Sportback | Drivers wanting Audi Sport performance in a compact, everyday body |
| RS5 | 639 PS, 3.6-second 0-62mph; up to 52 miles WLTP electric range from its hybrid system (51 miles on the Avant); Saloon and Avant | Buyers wanting flagship performance with genuine electric-assisted efficiency |
| RS Q8 | Up to 640 PS, 3.6-second 0-62mph; RS ceramic brakes on Performance trim | Buyers wanting the performance flagship of Audi's SUV range |
Whichever new Audi car suits you, from a first Sportback to a seven-seat Q9 or an RS performance model, Vertu's colleagues can talk you through the range and current Audi deals. Browse new Audi cars for sale at Vertu, including electric cars from Audi's e-tron and e-tron GT ranges, or explore used Audi cars for sale if a pre-owned model suits your budget better. You can also find Hereford Audi to book an appointment.
Once you've bought, Vertu's Audi servicing keeps your car running as it should, with manufacturer-trained colleagues and genuine parts. For a personalised quotation on any new Audi, including current price options, contact your local dealership. Whether you're ready to buy today or still comparing models, our colleagues are ready to help.
The Audi A3 is consistently identified by UK motoring press as one of Audi's best-selling nameplates in Britain, and it's often cited as the brand's most popular model outside the SUV segment. Its broad range of TFSI, TDI and e-hybrid engines, spread across four trim levels, gives it wide appeal across company car drivers, families and first-time premium buyers alike.
Browse the current Audi A3 range at Vertu to see the engines and trims available now.
Every new Audi at Vertu is prepared by manufacturer-trained colleagues before it reaches you, backed by genuine parts and Audi's own build quality standards developed across its Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm plants in Germany. Buying new means you're the first owner, with full manufacturer cover from day one.
Our colleagues can talk you through warranty and servicing options for any model in the range. Learn more about Audi servicing at Vertu.
Quattro is Audi's all-wheel drive system, distributing power between the front and rear axles depending on road conditions and how much grip each wheel has available. It's designed to keep the car composed in wet weather, on loose surfaces or simply pulling away quickly from a standstill.
Quattro appears across much of the Audi range at Vertu, from TDI diesel models to plug-in hybrids and fully electric cars including the e-tron GT quattro. See our full new Audi range to find a quattro-equipped model.
Audi's largest production site is in Ingolstadt, Germany, where models including the A3, A6 e-tron and Q6 e-tron are built, alongside the new Q3 which is produced jointly with Audi's plant in Győr, Hungary. Audi's second German plant, in Neckarsulm, builds the A6, A7, A8, e-tron GT and R8.
Both plants sit within Audi's home region of Bavaria and Baden-Wurttemberg, where the brand has manufactured cars for decades.
Vertu operates Hereford Audi in the West Midlands, where you can view the current new Audi range, book a test drive or discuss finance options with our colleagues.
Get in touch with the dealership directly to book an appointment, or browse the range online first to see what's available.
A panoramic sunroof features on several Audi models, typically from range-topping trims. It's fitted on the A5 Vorsprung, A6 Vorsprung, Q3 Vorsprung, Q4 e-tron Vorsprung and the e-tron GT quattro from its entry trim. The Audi Q9 goes further still, fitted as standard with the largest panoramic sunroof ever built into an Audi.
Check individual model pages for full trim-by-trim specification, or speak to our colleagues at Hereford Audi.
The Audi Q7 seats seven as standard, and the newly-launched Audi Q9 also seats seven, with an optional six-seat, business-class layout available on select trims for those wanting more individual space in the second row.
Both models pair that seating flexibility with quattro all-wheel drive as standard.
Both are excellent premium brands, and Vertu sells both, so the right choice really comes down to personal preference and circumstances rather than one brand being objectively better. Each has a different design language, driving character and range structure, and the best way to decide is to try both for yourself.
Price can also shape the decision. Contact your local dealership for a personalised quotation on the Audi models that interest you.
Yes. Audi's e cars range includes the e-tron GT performance range, the Q4 e-tron and Q6 e-tron SUVs, and the A6 e-tron family within the A6 line-up. WLTP ranges reach up to 411 miles on the S6 e-tron Sportback in Black Edition trim. Audi's next electric model, the A2 e-tron, is due in the UK in autumn 2026.
See our full new Audi range to compare electric models alongside petrol, diesel and hybrid options.
Yes. Vertu offers PCP, HP and PCH finance options on new Audi models, and our colleagues can talk you through which suits your budget and circumstances. Learn more about finance at Vertu, including PCP and HP options.
Contact your local dealership for a personalised finance quotation on any model in the range.
Quattro all-wheel drive is fitted across much of the Audi range, including quattro TDI diesel A6 and Q7 models and the e-hybrid A5 and Q5. It also features on fully electric models such as the e-tron GT quattro and S6 e-tron. Every RS and S-badged performance model also carries quattro as standard.
See the model table above for a full breakdown of which engines pair with quattro across the range.