Five Colours on Both Trims of the All-New Audi Q3
Both trims of the new Audi Q3 get all five exterior colours and both cabin colours, while the previous model's Progressive Red is no longer offered.
The all-new Audi Q3, which Audi launched in India at ₹51.99 lakh on 16 October 2026, comes in five exterior colours, and both of its trims get all five. The shades are Sage Green, Mythos Black, Glacier White, Navarra Blue and Tambora Grey.
Audi's booking site lists the same five colours for the Nova and the ₹55.99 lakh Zenith. Inside, both trims offer two cabin colours, Tamarind Brown and Pergament Beige.
Sage Green and Tambora Grey Replace Red and Nano Grey
Audi's booking site still lists the previous Q3, and its colour list is different. The outgoing model comes in Mythos Black, Navarra Blue, Glacier White, Progressive Red and Nano Grey.
Three of those carry over. Progressive Red and Nano Grey are not offered on the new Q3, and Sage Green and Tambora Grey do not appear on the previous Q3 or the Q3 Sportback listings. That leaves the new model without a red option.
| Exterior colour | Previous Q3 | All-new Q3 Nova | All-new Q3 Zenith |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sage Green | Not offered | Yes | Yes |
| Mythos Black | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Glacier White | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Navarra Blue | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tambora Grey | Not offered | Yes | Yes |
| Progressive Red | Yes | Not offered | Not offered |
| Nano Grey | Yes | Not offered | Not offered |
The booking site labels four of the new Q3's five shades as metallic. Tambora Grey is listed without that tag.
Cabin Colours and Ambient Lighting
Both cabin colours can be paired with every exterior shade on both trims, which gives buyers 10 combinations per trim. Audi describes the upholstery as a mix of leather and artificial leather.
Ambient lighting offers up to 30 colours on both trims, with separate settings for contour and ambient lighting. An interactive colour profile can also match the lighting to the selected Audi drive select mode.
Wheel Designs Differ by Trim
Audi lists two 18-inch alloy wheel designs for the new Q3. One is a multi-spoke wheel, and the other is a 5-arm aero wheel in Black with a gloss-turned finish. The 5-arm aero design is exclusive to the Zenith.
Buyers who want a red Q3 now have to look at the previous model or the Q3 Sportback, both of which Audi's booking site still lists.