2023 Audi Q5 Cenovnik

The 2023 Audi Q5 holds a strong position in the European used premium SUV market, with listings concentrated on sites like AutoScout24, mobile.de equivalents, and Webcar.eu showing healthy demand for low-mileage examples under 50,000 km. Popular variants include the 40 TDI diesel quattro (around 45,000-50,000 EUR dealer prices), 45 TFSI petrol, and hybrid TFSI e models, reflecting preferences for efficient diesel and plug-in hybrids amid rising fuel costs and emissions regulations. Pricing trends indicate stabilization post-2023 launch, with dealer premiums of 10-20% over private sales due to warranties; high-mileage units (>100,000 km) dip below 35,000 EUR, while SQ5 performance variants command 55,000-70,000 EUR.

2023 Audi Q5 models, originally priced 55,000-75,000 EUR new depending on spec, have depreciated around 30-35% in 2-3 years, faster initially due to supply chain recovery but slowing as stock depletes. Diesel quattro variants hold value best at 15-20% annual loss, while hybrids depreciate quicker from battery tech concerns. Best buying window is 2-3 years old for balanced depreciation curve.

With Euro 7 emissions looming and EV incentives, diesel Q5 demand remains robust short-term but may soften by 2027 as hybrids gain traction. Expect 5-10% price softening for 2023 models as 2025/2026 supply increases, favoring buyers now. SQ5 and low-spec TDIs will depreciate slowest due to performance appeal and efficiency.