Used 2020 Audi Q5 Premium for sale 

Audi is continuing to offer the 2020 Q5 in 3 trim configurations, namely Premium, Premium Plus, and Prestige. While features may differ on all the 3 trims, mechanically, all these trims come powered by the same motor under the hood and Quattro AWD as standard. The Premium trim steps in at $44,295 & offers a long list of standard features like automatic emergency braking, three-zone climate control, power heated front seats & leather upholstery.

The Premium Plus trim will set you back at $48,695 & adds more luxurious & value-added features like the company's signature Audi Virtual Cockpit, Panoramic Sunroof & bigger wheels. At the top of the line-up of the 2020 Audi Q5, there stands the Prestige trim level which costs $52,445. The Prestige trim adds to the list more exciting features like 20-inch alloy wheels, premium sound system, head-up display, driver-assisted parking & more.

Also, there is a wildcard entry made to the 2020 Q5 line-up known as the Titanium spec. The Titanium spec adds more cosmetic changes to the Q5, however, it still gets the same 2.0L Turbocharged engine under the hood. Each of the three trims can be had with the Titanium package for an added premium, but there is no addition to the SUV in terms of its features list. 

Audi now offers a new Convenience Plus package that adds a wireless phone charger, front and rear parking sensors, and newly designed 19-inch alloy wheels. The Premium Plus trim now also gets the Driver Assistance package as standard with adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning & assist. 

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The best part about the Q5 is its great balance of performance and drivability. The seven-speed dual-clutch automatic shifts quickly and smoothly - Edmunds

The 2.0L turbocharged 4-pot engine of the 2020 Audi Q5 fabricates 248 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of the peak torque which kicks in as early as 1,600 RPM. The 4-cylinder engine feels refined and formulates a great balance of performance and drivability. The 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission panel executes smooth, seamless, and precise upshifts and downshifts, matching the rev-range each and every time.

The 2020 Audi Q5, does the 0-60 MPH dash in just 6.2 seconds without breaking a sweat. The slick-shifting DSG and the standard Quattro make for a smooth and grippy start from a standstill and the Q5 can also manage to tow up to 4,400 lbs. The 2020 Q5 clocks in the quarter of a mile lap in 14.7 seconds at a speed of 140 MPH. The high stance aids in terrains off the tarmac but the Q5 2020 isn't as engaging to drive as some of its peers. 

Speaking of comparison with its rivals, there is not much separating all the SUVs listed here. Just in terms of pure numbers, the Volvo XC60 takes the top spot in the power figures while the Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 and the Audi Q5 are tied for the top spot in the torque department. The BMW X3 manages to top the charts in the 0-60 runs but misses out on the top spot, in the quarter-mile run. The Audi takes top honors in the same respect and is followed by the GLC 300, while the Volvo XC60 is the slowest of the lot.

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While the Audi Q5 is a very good vehicle, there are plenty of worthy contenders when it comes to premium SUVs. - U.S.News

Audi has tuned the 2020 Q5 for both efficiency and performance. The same can be testified from the MPG figures as well. The 2020 Audi Q5 offers decent fuel efficiency figures of about 22 MPG in the city, 28 MPG on the highways, and 24 MPG combined, which thereby offers an impressive 444 miles of range with its 18.5-gallon fuel tank. 

The Q5 uses some clever technologies like active disengagement of the drivetrain from AWD to FWD or vice versa via the Ultra Quattro system. This allows Audi to gain both efficiencies and deliver performance, as and when needed. The 2020 Q5 hybrid is rated for 27 MPG combined and offers 20 miles of EV range with its 14.1 kWh battery pack.

The 2020 BMW X3 squeezes out the maximum range from a gallon of fuel while the other 3 rivals showcase similar overall MPG figures. Where the Audi Q5 and the Volvo XC60 have the edge, is in the range courtesy of their bigger fuel tanks. That said, the X3 with its frugal nature brings its range on par with its peers. 

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The Q5 is comfortable and quiet on the highway, especially when equipped with the optional adaptive dampers and dual-pane front-side glass. - Motortrend

The 2020 Audi Q5 has a seating capacity of 5 people. The leather seats are well contoured and provide good support for comfortable long drives. The driver and the front-seat passenger can get the precise seating position as per their requirements using the 12-way power-adjustable front sport seats. There is ample room for all occupants and yet the Q5 offers 25.1 cu-ft of trunk space. The front row is very spacious, so, getting in and out of the car is really easy. The rear row might get a bit congested but overall, the Audi Q5 has plush and comfortable-looking interiors.

The interior of the 2020 Audi Q5 feels spacious and the leather upholstered seats give the car a lavish vibe. The high-tech virtual cockpit is easy-to-use. The controls are placed right and are responsive. Doorsill trim and Aluminum inlays on the dashboard scream luxury and all the detailing gives the car an upmarket feel. And the list doesn't stop here. You also get leather seating, covered center console, & door armrest, 8-way heated and power front seats with 4-way power lumbar adjust and memory for the driver, along with 4 interior upholstery color options. 

The Q5 2020 offers spacious front and rear row seating without compromising on the trunk capacity, offering a maximum of 53.1 cu-ft of cargo capacity. The Mercedes GLC and Volvo XC60 compromise in this regard but have plenty of passenger space inside their cabin. The interior of the BMW X3 offers the best cargo capacity but lacks the rear seat space. Where Audi excels is in terms of sheer technology it has to offer as standard. 

Audi offers a lot of tech as standard on all of their cars and the 2020 Q5, is no different either. As standard, you get features like MMI Navigation Plus and All in Touch with Handwriting recognition technology, 755W 19-speaker B&O audio system with 3D sound with 16 channel amplifier, Audi Pre Sense, Android Auto, and Apple Car Play compatibility. Audi has ensured that you will be kept busy on the inside with the endless list of creature comforts on offer. Here are a few of the highlights of the inside of the 2020 Audi Q5:

• Power heated front seats w/leather interior upholstery
• Three-zone climate control
• 12.3-inch Fully Digital Virtual Cockpit Instrument Console
• 8.3-inch MMI Center Infotainment Screen
• 19-speaker 755W B&O 3D surround sound system
• HD/SiriusXM/INRIX XD Radio and Traffic system
• Heads Up Display with Navigation and Assistance System Info
• High Gloss Dark Brown Walnut Wood Inlays

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There is nothing revolutionary about the 2020 Audi Q5 compact-luxury-crossover SUV and that’s rather typical for Audi. - Kelley Blue Book

Modern-day Audi cars have known to be sleek in their design and the 2020 Audi Q5 follows the same trend without any change to its dimensions. In the front, the 2020 Q5 boasts a single-frame grille with a protruding feel to it, which reminds us of the Q7. Almost all the sections feature some sort of character lines. From the side, the Q5 has a slant to the back, but it doesn't impede headroom or cargo space. The side profile remains unchanged other than a few sharp creases along the length of the Q5.

The rear picture of the Q5 is impressive, to say the least. The clamshell design of the taillights adds to the cohesive design. At the bottom, you get two horizontal exhaust outlets on the silver rear diffuser. As standard, Audi offers 18-inch alloy wheels while the Premium Plus trim now gets a set of redesigned 19-inch wheels. The top trim can be had with 20-inch alloys while there are 11 different paint color options to choose from for the buyers.

Dimension-wise, the Q5 isn't the longest, widest, or the tallest in the segment but is identical to the other offerings of the lot. The wheelbase of the new Q5 is small and the relatively small dimensions, give the Q5 an advantage in maneuverability in city traffic or tight parking spaces. The massive 8.2-inch of ground clearance adds to the off-road credentials of the Audi and makes the underbody, less prone to getting hit by speed hump and while water wading, unlike the Mercedes GLC-Class. Some of the exterior highlights of the 2020 Audi Q5 include:

• Full LED Headlights with High beam Assist
• 20-inch Alloy Wheels
• LED Taillights with Dynamic Turn Signals
• Power Adjust, Power Folding, Heated, Auto-Dimming ORVM's with memory
• Aluminum Roof Rails & Power Tailgate
• LED Turn indicators integrated into the ORVM's
• Heated Windshield Wiper Nozzles

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The 2020 Audi Q5 is a luxury crossover so popular that some drivers may have a hard time finding theirs in a parking lot. - The Car Connection

Audi doesn't overlook the safety of its cars and hence the 2020 Audi Q5 does well in this regard as well. The 2020 Audi Q5 received a perfect overall safety rating of 5-stars from NHTSA. IIHS also rewarded the 2020 Audi Q5 with a crashworthiness rating of 'Good' which places it in the most superior safety category of IIHS.

The 2020 Audi Q5 packs in a lot of safety features as standard and Audi takes it a step forward with the advanced driver aids on offer. For 2020, Audi has added many advanced features like cross-traffic alert, parking plus, and a lot more as part of the standard package. Standard safety features in the Audi Q5:

• Front dual-stage, seat-mounted thorax airbags
• Side guard Head Curtain Airbags
• ABS with EBD and Brake Assist
• ESC with off-road mode, secondary collision brake assist, and Traction control
• Anti-Theft Alarm with motion sensors and vehicle immobilizer
• TPMS with Electronic Parking Brake
• LATCH in rear seats with Integrated Child Door locks in rear doors
• Hill Descent Control
• Driver Assistance Package

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2020 Audi Q5 vs 2020 BMW X3

Picking between the Q5 and the X3 is troublesome. They are similarly valued, convey a satisfying driving background, and offer a far-reaching set of highlights. If you want a feature-loaded cabin without paying a lot, the BMW will be the best. In case you're after a more pleasant interior and tech-laden cabin with the best-in-class Infotainment System, the Audi Q5 could be your SUV of decision.

2020 Audi Q5 vs 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLC

The Q5 and the Mercedes are the best from their respective brands in terms of what they offer. But on paper, it's the Q5 that clean sweep the GLC in every parameter. The Q5 delivers better mileage, performance, towing capacity, and interior space. The GLC, on the other hand, offers a more luxurious interior and should be your choice, if you prefer to be chauffeur-driven. 

2020 Audi Q5 vs 2020 Volvo XC60

There is no separating the performance of the Volvo XC60 and the Q5 as they both rake in the best figures in terms of the same. The Audi is slightly off the pace in terms of braking performance and lacks the number of features on offer when compared variant to variant. In terms of outright handling and build quality, however, it's the Audi that has a clear edge over the Volvo, by being a better car to be driven and driving in. 

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The 2020 Audi Q5 is the Best Selling Model from the Ingolstadt-based Manufacturer. The Q5 has stood the test of time, quite well and after the 2018 refresh, it has further strengthened its reputation. With a sturdy build, great ride quality, stylish exteriors, feature-loaded cabin, and a long list of driver assistance features, the 2020 Q5 certainly checks all the boxes in the minds of prospective buyers. So, if you are in the market for a luxury crossover and want the best of everything, we strongly recommend you go to your nearest Audi dealer and check out the 2020 Audi Q5.