What is the difference between Audi A series and Q series?

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ReedFitz
07/29/25 12:23pm
Audi A series and Q series differ in their vehicle types, with the former belonging to the sedan series and the latter to the SUV series. The following are the differences between the A series and Q series: 1. Different vehicle positioning: Audi A series all belong to the sedan and multi-purpose vehicle series, while the Q series belongs to the SUV series. 2. Different numbering: The Audi A series includes models such as A1, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, etc., while the Q series mainly consists of models like Q3, Q5, Q7, etc. 3. Different ground clearance: Since Audi Q series vehicles are all SUVs, their ground clearance is higher than that of Audi A series vehicles.
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