More than 20 years after the original disappeared from the lineup, the Audi A2 is back. The historic nameplate is returning to Ingolstadt in the form of the A2 E-Tron, an all-electric model that aims to recapture the unconventional, forward-thinking spirit of its predecessor.
Set to arrive in Europe late in 2026 (sorry, it’s almost certainly not coming to the US), the A2 E-Tron puts aerodynamics and unconventional proportions at the heart of its design. Audi claims a WLTP range of up to 401 miles (roughly 350 miles EPA), while the interior promises the kind of space you’d expect from a larger car.
Pricing starts at €38,350 in Germany ($44,500 at current conversion rates).
What's new? The A2 is back for 2026 as an all-electric compact hatchback.
What's the range? The A2 e-tron offers up to 401 miles of WLTP range, with 52.0-, 61.0-, and 84.0-kWh battery options.
