Performance

In the 2023 Audi Q5, two gas engines are available. Both are turbocharged 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engines producing 201 horsepower and 261 horsepower. These engines have all-wheel drive and connect to a dual-clutch, seven-speed auto transmission. The Q5 e is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (or PHEV for short). It also has a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, but on this model, it's paired with an electric motor. This allows the Q5 e to generate 362 horsepower.

Appearance

The Audi Q5 is defined by a strong profile with smooth sides and chrome accents from bumper to bumper. The broad grille has a honeycomb pattern. With metal-outlined air vents and pointed headlights with a spirited LED accent, the nose is decidedly sporty. The Q5 e shows off stronger curves through the profile and a bold, angled definition line on the side doors. The grille is smaller, and its air vents are boldly defined. While the Q5 e's headlights are also pointed, the LED ribbon has a hook-like shape for individuality.

Features

As elite crossovers, the 2023 Audi Q5 and the Q5 e are stunningly appointed with many of the same features. Some of these include a navigation system, automated parking assistance, interior ambient lighting, traffic sign recognition, a head-up display, heated front and rear seats, climate-controlled cupholders, a Bang & Olufsen sound system, a surround-view camera, a panoramic sunroof, a digital instrumentation display, passive keyless entry, driver's seat memory settings, parking sensors and more. The Q5 e has several additional features, including massaging front seats, soft-close doors, intersection assist, and a few others.

Continuing your comparison of the Q5 and Q5 e in person could help you make your model selection confident. To get to know these models in detail through test drives, connect with our Audi Bedford sales team today.