The Audi Q2 has been given a makeover, with styling tweaks and improved equipment making it a more appealing prospect.

Its updated looks and improved technology bring it into line with the rest of Audi’s Q SUV range.

Emphasising its sharp, angular styling, Audi says the exterior is inspired by polygons, which is evident at the rear with the redesigned diffuser which has five-sided polygons designed into it. Up front, the grille is slightly lower and Quattro-inspired slits have been added beneath the bonnet.

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LED headlights and scrolling indicators are now included as standard, while five new paint colours have been added to the selection.

Inside, Sport, S line and Black Edition models get the Digital Cockpit as standard, as well as front sport seats and Audi’s drive mode selector. Equipment standard across the range includes a power tailgate, rear parking sensors and cruise control. Top-spec Vorsprung models get Nappa leather upholstery, Bang & Olufsen sound system, and dual-zone climate control.

The new generation Q2 will be launched with a 1.5-litre petrol engine making 148bhp and 250Nm of torque, with a six-speed manual transmission included as standard and the option of a seven-speed auto. Further petrol and diesel engines will join the line-up later in the year.