Audi Q3 Sportback

Engine and gearbox

The Q3 Sportback S line TFSI uses the same 1,498cc turbocharged petrol engine as the Q3 SUV, and Audi Pakistan rates it at 150 hp. Audi’s international data for this TFSI 110 kW engine gives 250 Nm of torque. The international Q3 range uses a 7-speed S tronic dual-clutch automatic with front-wheel drive for this engine. Audi Pakistan has not published separate performance or fuel economy figures for the Sportback. Internationally it shares its mechanical parts with the Q3 SUV, so expect very similar performance and fuel use. Audi quotes 6.0 to 6.6 litres per 100 km for the Q3 SUV on the European test cycle.

Size and practicality

The Sportback has a lower, sloping roofline and a sportier rear bumper. International figures give a length of 4,531 mm, a width of 1,859 mm, a height of 1,546 mm and a 2,678 mm wheelbase. Boot space with all seats in place is 488 litres, the same as the regular Q3. With the rear seats folded it drops to 1,289 litres, against 1,386 litres in the Q3 SUV. In our opinion, taller rear passengers will notice the lower roof. For everyday family use with a normal amount of luggage, though, the practical difference is small.

Equipment by variant

Only one version is on sale in Pakistan, the S line TFSI. S line is Audi’s sporty-looking trim line and should not be confused with high-performance S models. Internationally, the new Q3 Sportback comes with 18-inch wheels as standard, compared with 17-inch wheels on the regular Q3. Audi Pakistan’s price list has no feature list, and the official model pages could not be read, so we have not listed equipment here. Ask your dealer for the specification sheet of the cars delivered in Pakistan before you book.

Warranty

Audi Pakistan says every vehicle it sells comes with a five-year extended warranty as standard, according to its September 2026 promotion as reported in local media. Confirm the mileage limit and terms in writing.

Which variant to buy

The Sportback costs Rs 23,700,000 ex-factory. That is Rs 3.9 million less than before the July 2026 revision and Rs 850,000 more than the Q3 SUV. Our view: pay the extra only if you prefer the Sportback’s styling, because the engine is the same and the regular Q3 is slightly more practical. For buyers who care most about looks and rarely carry tall rear passengers, the Sportback is a stylish alternative.