The Audi A2 e-tron makes a public appearance at the Paris Motor Show, following its world premiere. A love letter.
Dear Audi A2 e-tron,
Some debuts are more than dates on a calendar. Paris is one of the places for them. A city that rarely stands still, but it knows how to appreciate something new. Cars, bicycles, people, voices, light, movement, all at once. And right in the middle of it all: you.
You move quietly through the streets, past sidewalk cafés and boutiques, along the Seine and down the city’s grand boulevards. You pass the Eiffel Tower, perhaps Paris’s best-known landmark, and circle the Arc de Triomphe. Maybe that’s exactly how to stand out in Paris: not by trying to be louder than the city, but through focused attention. Sometimes all it takes is a second look and a smile.
Your name brings back memories. The first Audi A2 was ahead of its time: light, efficient, distinctive. You build on that, with an eye to the future — taking the idea and bringing it into the present — all-electric, practical for everyday use, and with a clear sense of what people in the city really need.
The numbers are part of your story: 12.8 kilowatt-hours per 100 kilometers according to WLTP, a range of up to 646 kilometers, and a drag coefficient of 0.24. But in your case, these figures mean more than pure efficiency. They also say something about the people who drive you. Your range gives them freedom to explore the city and go beyond.
Paris is changing. The city is making more space for people, adding bike routes, rethinking long-standing traffic patterns. That makes it a fitting place for your appearance — not as a cure-all but as one contribution to quieter, more efficient, and more mindful urban mobility.
On September 7, you made your world premiere in Paris. In mid-October, you’ll be on display at the Paris Motor Show. Then you’ll meet the people Audi employees developed and built you for: people who value efficiency alongside comfort, technology, and design.
Dear Audi A2 e-tron, we look forward to seeing you continue to turn heads in Paris — and, soon, in many more cities across Europe.
À bientôt



