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Home/New Cars/Audi/A3/35 TFSI

2026 Audi A3 35 TFSI

Audi A3 35-tfsi exterior view

2026 Audi A3 35 TFSI Price in Australia

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Audi A3 colours

Glacier White Metallic
Mythos Black Metallic
Navarra Blue Metallic
Progressive Red Metallic
Ascari Blue Metallic
Daytona Grey Pearl Effect

Quick Specs

Engine

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Airbags

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Transmission

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Available Colours

Factory options for this variant

8 colours
Glacier White Metallic
Mythos Black Metallic
Navarra Blue Metallic
Progressive Red Metallic
Ascari Blue Metallic
Daytona Grey Pearl Effect
District Green Metallic
Arkona White

Other variants

35 TFSI

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40 TFSI quattro

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RS 3

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S3

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Specifications

On Road Cost TreatmentExcluded
Price BasisMlp

Features

Keyless Entry
Push Button Start
Tri-Zone Climate Control
Heated Front Seats
Power Driver Seat
Auto Dimming Mirror
Rain Sensing Wipers
Leather Seats
Ambient Lighting
LED Headlights

2026 Audi A3 35 TFSI Price in Australia

The Audi A3 35 TFSI is the value-focused entry to the A3 range in Australia, combining compact dimensions, premium presentation and efficient mild-hybrid petrol performance. It is well suited to urban buyers who want Audi quality and technology without paying for quattro or S-model pace.

Other variants

35 TFSI

CurrentBasic
—Manufacturer's List Price (MLP)Excludes on-road costs
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40 TFSI quattro

—Manufacturer's List Price (MLP)Excludes on-road costs
Used

RS 3

—Manufacturer's List Price (MLP)Excludes on-road costs
Used

S3

—Manufacturer's List Price (MLP)Excludes on-road costs
Used

Specifications

On Road Cost TreatmentExcluded
Price BasisMlp

Features

Keyless Entry
Push Button Start
Tri-Zone Climate Control
Heated Front Seats
Power Driver Seat
Auto Dimming Mirror
Rain Sensing Wipers
Leather Seats
Ambient Lighting
LED Headlights

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Its compact footprint, efficient engine and available driver-assistance features suit urban commuting and parking.

The 35 TFSI is more affordable and efficiency-focused, while the 40 TFSI quattro provides stronger performance and all-wheel-drive traction.

Current Australian A3 information describes mild-hybrid assistance designed to recover energy and improve efficiency.

Yes. It offers five seats and useful luggage flexibility, especially in Sportback form.

It suits buyers wanting a premium compact car mainly for city and suburban use, with lower running costs than the performance variants.

Yes. Current A3 models include a range of active safety and driver-assistance systems, with exact equipment depending on body style and specification.

Yes. Sedan and Sportback paint selections or package combinations may not be identical.

Yes. It can handle longer trips comfortably, though buyers wanting stronger overtaking performance may prefer the 40 TFSI quattro.

Frequently asked questions about 35 TFSI

About the 35 TFSI

Yes. Its compact footprint, efficient engine and available driver-assistance features suit urban commuting and parking.

The 35 TFSI is more affordable and efficiency-focused, while the 40 TFSI quattro provides stronger performance and all-wheel-drive traction.

Current Australian A3 information describes mild-hybrid assistance designed to recover energy and improve efficiency.

Yes. It offers five seats and useful luggage flexibility, especially in Sportback form.

It suits buyers wanting a premium compact car mainly for city and suburban use, with lower running costs than the performance variants.

Yes. Current A3 models include a range of active safety and driver-assistance systems, with exact equipment depending on body style and specification.

Yes. Sedan and Sportback paint selections or package combinations may not be identical.

Yes. It can handle longer trips comfortably, though buyers wanting stronger overtaking performance may prefer the 40 TFSI quattro.

District Green Metallic
Arkona White