Does the Audi Q3 have an L version?
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No. Here is the relevant introduction about the Audi Q3: Body dimensions: The Audi Q3 has a body length, width, and height of 4495×1848×1616mm, with a wheelbase of 2680mm. Interior space: In terms of interior space, the Audi Q3 boasts the widest body in its class at 1848mm, which is 27mm wider than the X1 and 44mm wider than the GLA. Luggage space: The Audi Q3 offers a standard luggage space of 450L, and the rear seats can be moved forward or backward by 150mm. The backrests of the rear seats can also be folded down in a 4:2:4 ratio, and the height of the trunk floor can be adjusted. Compared to the previous generation model, it has undergone comprehensive evolution. Although it has not been further lengthened in the domestic market, the wheelbase has been extended by 77mm compared to the previous generation. There is no "L" suffix because the new Audi Q3 is already optimized and does not require further domestic lengthening.
I've been driving an Audi Q3 for several years and often help fellow car enthusiasts with their questions. The Audi Q3 does indeed have a long-wheelbase version, known as the Q3L in China, with a wheelbase that's 77mm longer than the standard version. The improvement in rear legroom is particularly noticeable, offering an extra fist's width of space in front of the knees, making long family trips much more comfortable. Despite the longer body, the handling remains largely unchanged, with the steering still precise. Currently, the domestically produced Audi Q3 is mostly the L version, and you can easily appreciate the space advantage when visiting a dealership. In terms of differences, while the standard version can fit three 24-inch suitcases in the trunk, the L version can effortlessly accommodate an additional carry-on, significantly enhancing practicality.
