Recently, spy shots of the interior of the all-new Audi A2 e-tron have been exposed. The new car adopts Audi's latest family design language, with a curved dual-screen integrated into the MMI touch screen. CarPlay and other mobile phone interconnection systems can be seen in the infotainment system. The driver's display features a slim and long design, presenting a full range of information, even including speed limit reminders.

The irregular-shaped steering wheel looks quite sturdy and is equipped with physical buttons. Despite being an entry-level model, it still comes with steering wheel heating and other configurations. The new car also uses a column-mounted gear shifter, saving space for the central tunnel area. The lower part of the center console is expected to offer ample storage space and retains physical control buttons. The all-new Audi A2 e-tron pays tribute to the design concept of the classic Audi A2. Back in the day, the Audi A2 featured an all-aluminum body structure and a distinctive "bread-like" shape to ensure structural safety. Thanks to its lightweight design, the car weighed less than 1 ton and had a fuel consumption of less than 3L/100km. In the new energy era, the theme of energy conservation is being emphasized again, and this classic eco-friendly model seems to be making a comeback.