The All-New 2025 Audi A3 Models Hit The Roads

by AutoExpert   |  12 March, 2024

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For the 2025 model year, Audi has made a plethora of improvements to the A3 Sedan and Sportback. At the same time, a new A3 allstreet variant has joined the lineup in Europe.

An updated and broader single-frame grille, two angular air intakes, and a front splitter—which Audi claims makes the new A3 appear lower—are standard on all 2025 A3 models. A new bumper and diffuser give the back an appearance reminiscent of the brand's RS models.

2025 Audi A3

The A3 Allstreet is distinct from its siblings in the A3 family in a number of ways. The ground clearance has been increased by 30 mm (1.2 inches) thanks to the larger wheels and a 15 mm (0.59 inch) lift in the suspension. Although 18- and 19-inch wheels are available as options on the A3 allstreet, the standard wheels are 17 inches. In addition to the standard roof rails, new triangular air intakes, and black flared wheel arches, this vehicle also features a matte black single-frame front grille and, as an option, an electric tailgate and a detachable hitch.

2025 Audi A3
Also, all 2025 Audi A3 models now include Adaptive Cruise Control, Audi Pre-Sense Front, collision avoidance, and an assisted lane change function as standard safety features, and the company has added four customizable LED daytime running light signatures.

2025 Audi A3

Changes on the inside are just as good. Interior lighting, new air vents, an armrest-adjustable center console, speakers moved for the optional Sonos sound system, and a 100% recycled polyester decorative fabric inlay are all part of the package. A 10.1-inch infotainment screen and four USB-C ports for charging are standard on all versions. The myAudi app offers adaptive cruise control and high-beam assist as add-ons for one-month, six-month, one-year, three-year, or lifetime subscriptions in some markets.

2025 Audi A3
The 35 TFSI models will be available in Europe first. They come with a seven-speed S-tronic transmission and a 1.5-liter mild-hybrid petrol engine that produces 148 horsepower. A six-speed manual transmission will be available later on. A 35 TDI is also on the way, featuring a 2.0-liter diesel engine, 148 horsepower, and a seven-speed S Tronic transmission. There will be more gas, diesel, and plug-in hybrid options available down the road.

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The A3 Sportback starts at €35,650 ($39,000) in Europe, with an additional €800 ($870) for the Sedan. The starting price for the A3 allstreet is €37,450 ($41,000).

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