On the outside, he Audi A3 4.0 TFSI gets 40.64 cm cast aluminum alloy wheels with 15-spoke 'Y' design wheels. The compact luxury sedan also gets electrically adjustable exterior mirrors in addition to the Halogen lamps and light/rain sensor. The Audi A3 petrol also gets 'High Gloss' package.
Coming to the interior, the vehicle now gets multi-functional leather steering wheel in four-spoke design, new ambient transparent inlays in 3D look, new floor mats and Regatta Leatherette - Fabric upholstery. The 'Premium' variant of the Audi A3 4.0 TFSI additionally gets lighting package plus, electronically adjustable driver seat and a chrome package.
As mentioned earlier, the vehicle's infotainment system too has been updated as it gets Audi music interface, Bluetooth interface, Passive Speakers and MMI radio. The Audi music interface integrates portable media players into MMI which then allows customers to select albums, artists, genres or tracks with the MMI controls.
The Audi A3 4.0 TFSI premium also gets rear parking aid, automatic two-zone air conditioning with sun sensor and rear AC vents, cruise control, rough ride suspension, auto release function and driver information system.
Mr Joe King, Head, Audi India, said, "As it completes one year in India, we are happy to introduce this new model that makes an exceptional car even better. We are confident that the new features will further enhance the appeal of this Compact, Sporty, Progressive and Sophisticated sedan amongst the Audi enthusiasts."
"A petrol customer is a unique customer who wants power and also efficiency at the same time. With the Audi A3 we are effectively offering the best of both to him. The Audi A3 40 TFSI offers 180 hp power and fuel efficiency of 16.6 kmpl. The Audi A3 Cabriolet - India's largest selling Cabriolet is a petrol car. We are surprised with the demand for the A3 Cabriolet (which is available only in petrol). Having already exhausted the yearly allocation we have requested for higher and expect the new Audi A3 40 TFSI Premium to follow this trend," added Mr King.
