Audi > A3 WLTP, MPG, Fuel consumption

Today we are going to make an analysis on Audi A3. We have three main categories while making this analysis such as; The Features of the Audi A3, The Fuel Consumption of the Audi A3 and Is it Suits You? Before beginning to the analysis, let’s talk about the history of the Audi A3. It is a subcompact family vehicle which is manufacturing and selling since mid-90’s. The vehicle designed by Dirk van Braeckel. It was originally available with three-door hatchback body type only at first. The main reason behind this fact was creating a more sportive image against Volkswagen Golf. After some time, we can see the five door Sedan types too. United Kingdom was the first country who receive Audi A3 model in mid-90’s. Throughout generations Audi has expanded the engine options and made some aesthetic changes on the body for A3 model.

The Features of the Audi A3

When we think about the Audi A3 the first thing we dream is the iconic Sportback design. Audi expanded this design to three option which are Sportback, Sedan and Cabrio. Sportback design looks sharp with masculine design which supports the sportive character of A3. If we compare it to the old generations new A3 is longer than the old generations undoubtedly. The classical Audi grill looks also sharper and aesthetic. We all know the Audi quality which we are used to see at the body of the vehicle. Now let’s talk about some technological features of the A3. First, there is an important feature for safety which is Multi-Collision Brake. This system stops the vehicle after the first collision to prevent secondary ones. Also, some features like Adaptive Cruise Control, Active Lane Assist and Side Assist makes driving experience more comfortable. By using Pre-Sense Front Radar Guided Collision Avoid System, A3 got your back even if you are too distracted in a serious situation. On the other hand, we have some serious detailed work with interior design of the Audi A3. Seats are designed for giving the ultimate comfort to the driver and the passengers. Hard turns and sudden manoeuvres do not affect the passengers or the driver thanks to the extra supportive side lines of the seats. Also, tight seat floor design provides a comfortable long-distance journey to the people who travel with A3. Finally, The MMI Entertainment System makes you feel like you are at home with 4G Broadband Internet and Multimedia Support which supports hands free phone calls and Bluetooth connection.

The Fuel Consumption of the Audi A3

Now it’s time to make some analysis on the Fuel Consumption of the Audi A3. A3 has five engine option which officially presented to customers by Audi. These are; 1.0 TFSI, 1.4 TFSI, 1.6 TDI, 2.0 TDI and 2.0 TFSI. We are going to focus on two of them which are; The Most Economical One and The Most Powerful One. This analyse going to make easier for you to decide which engine is better for your fuel efficiency expectations and which is better for your performance expectations. Let’s start with the most economical one which is 1.6 TDI. This is a four cylindered, 1598 cm3 sized engine which produces 110 Horsepower and 3200 RPM Torque. According to the official factory data 1.6 TDI has a 4.3lt/100km (which refers to 66 MPG in UK) MPG Performance in Urban. However, this fuel consumption performance decreasing to 3.5lt/100km (which refers to 81 MPG in UK) in Extra Urban zone which refers to Highway or Long Distance Trip. When we combine these two data we are going to have a 3.8lt/100km (which refers to 74 MPG in UK) average fuel consumption data. Secondly, let’s talk about the most powerful one which is 2.0 TFSI Sport Quattro S Tronic. It is also a four cylindered, 1983 cm3 sized engine which produces 190 Horsepower and 4200 RPM Torque. As a performance engine the acceleration time to 100km/h of the 2.0 TFSI is 6.1 seconds. It has a 7.2lt/100km (which refers to 39 MPG in UK) fuel consumption rate which means bad news for your wallet if you are looking for a fuel-saver vehicle. On the other hand, this rate decreasing to 4.9lt/100km (which refers to 58 MPG in UK) in Extra Urban usage. When we combine these two data for an average MPG rate, we get a 5.8kt/100km (which refers to 49 MPG in UK) rate.

Is it Suits You?

And now the most important question is Is it Suits Me? I think it will suit you if you are looking for a classy fuel efficient vehicle for driving with a premium class comfort. Also, you can choose the Sport Quattro version if you are looking for some adrenaline. But you should know that you must pay a little bit more money for that satisfying performance.