Audi launches clearance sale on third-generation Q5 with discounts up to 51,000 euros
Audi is offering roughly 70 third-generation Q5 vehicles in a clearance sale, including both petrol and E-hybrid versions, at reduced prices. The cheapest front-wheel-drive version costs 39,950 euros, while the plug-in hybrid starts just above 51,000 euros.
Audi has launched a clearance sale for its newest, third-generation Q5 model, which arrived on the Latvian market in 2025 featuring a redesigned look, an updated engine lineup, and modernized driver interfaces. The sale includes around 70 different units of the model, with some already available locally.
Two engine options
The entry-level offer is a front-wheel-drive Q5 with a 204-horsepower petrol engine, priced at 39,950 euros as part of the promotion. For those seeking a plug-in hybrid, the E-hybrid version is also available — the same two-liter petrol engine paired with electric assistance, delivering a combined output of 299 horsepower. With additional equipment, this version costs just over 51,000 euros in the sale. The E-hybrid comes with a 25 kWh battery, allowing up to 113 kilometers of fuel-free driving, and a home charger is included free of charge.
Equipment trade-offs
To keep prices lower, the manufacturer made specific choices regarding equipment. The cars do not feature fabric seats, using synthetic leather instead. In the hybrid version, seats are manually adjustable, while the petrol variant offers electric seat adjustment. The speedometer display, as in other new Audi models, is minimalist, though Apple CarPlay works on both screens, and the tachometer display changes color depending on the selected driving mode. Because the battery takes up space in the E-hybrid, the trunk lacks a liftable double floor — a shortcoming Audi has offset with a sliding rear seat.
