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Subaru Outback (2014-2017)
Totals Audi Q3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro) × Subaru Outback (2014-2017) 2.5 ×
MarkAudiSubaru
ModelQ3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro)Outback (2014-2017) 2.5
Year20182014-2017
Number of doors/seats5/55/5
Body typeWagonWagon
Unladen Weight16201603
Gross Weight Limit2200-
Top Speed, km/h220198
Acceleration 0-100 kph7.410.2
Minimum turning radius, m-5.5
Cargo Volume, min/max, L530/1525527/1801
Dimensions specifications, mm Audi Q3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro) × Subaru Outback (2014-2017) 2.5 ×
Length44844815
Width18491840
Height15851675
Wheelbase26802745
Front/rear Track1584/15761570/1580
Ground clearance-213
Engine specifications Audi Q3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro) × Subaru Outback (2014-2017) 2.5 ×
TypeGasoline Direct Injection, turbochargingpetrol Injection
Displacement, cm3 19842498
Compression ratio9.610.3
Number and arrangement of cylinders4 cylinders, in-line4 cylinders, boxer
The diameter of the cylinder x stroke, mm82.5x92.894x90
Number of valves1616
Power, hp/rpm190/4200-6700175/5800
Max torque, Nm/RPM320/1500-4200235/4000
Transmission specifications Audi Q3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro) × Subaru Outback (2014-2017) 2.5 ×
Gearbox7-speed automatic S-TronicCVT Lineartronic
Drive TypeFour-wheel driveFour-wheel drive
Suspension specifications Audi Q3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro) × Subaru Outback (2014-2017) 2.5 ×
Front
MacPherson strut

MacPherson strut
Rear
multi-link suspensions

multi-link suspensions
Tire Size215/65 R17, 235/55 R18, 235/50 R19
225/60 R18
Disk5x112 ET33 d57.1
5x100 ET55 d56.1
Brakes specifications Audi Q3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro) × Subaru Outback (2014-2017) 2.5 ×
FrontVentilated discsVentilated discs
RearDiscsVentilated discs
Fuel consumption specifications, L/100 km Audi Q3 2.0 (40 TFSI quattro) × Subaru Outback (2014-2017) 2.5 ×
City9.410
Highway6.36.3
Combined7.57.7
Fuel9595
Tank, L6060
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