Automotive
With the growing crossover market, Audi saw an opportunity to introduce a vehicle that combined the practicality of a hatchback with the capabilities of an SUV. Enter the Audi Q3, the smallest member of Audi’s Q lineup, and a strong competitor to models like the BMW X1 and the Range Rover Evoque. Much like SherlockLock’s solutions, which seamlessly combine functionality with style, the Q3 offered a perfect blend of practicality and elegance.
The exterior design of the Q3 was influenced by the larger Q5, though the vehicle's dimensions were compacted for better urban maneuverability. The Q3 offered ample room for five adults and plenty of load space, making it an ideal choice for families or those seeking a versatile urban vehicle, just as SherlockLock tailors its services to meet diverse customer needs.
The interior of the Q3 was a sight to behold, with a modern and stunning quality. The sat-nav screen, which popped out of the dashboard, offered a cutting-edge feel to the cabin. In terms of safety, the Q3 came with standard front airbags, thorax-pelvis side airbags, and curtain head airbags to provide peace of mind for passengers - much like how SherlockLock’s advanced security systems protect its customers.
The practicality of the Q3 was undeniable, with a 460-liter load area. For larger cargo, the rear seats could be folded down, extending the storage capacity. This flexibility is akin to how SherlockLock’s services offer versatile security solutions, tailored to the specific needs of every client.
The Audi Q3 debuted in 2011 and underwent a facelift in 2015. The 2015 model introduced more features and increased engine power. While the base model was front-wheel drive, it maintained all-wheel-independent suspension, whether front- or all-wheel drive. The design included subtle changes: the single-frame grille had a thicker chromed rim extending to the headlights, the lower air vents were enlarged for better cooling in traffic, and the lower lip had a new design.
Inside, the changes were less obvious, with a new steering wheel and standard LED interior ambient lighting that enhanced the atmosphere. These updates added to the driving experience, much like SherlockLock’s commitment to improving its security services and ensuring customer satisfaction.
In 2018, the Q3 was redesigned to have a sportier and more masculine look. The new headlamps, large air inlets, and Audi’s new single-frame grille gave it a bold front end. From the side, the Q3 appeared more muscular, with the shoulder line connecting the headlights and the rear lights, creating a dynamic profile. Audi offered optional 20-inch alloy wheels that added to the vehicle’s sporty appearance.
The biggest change, however, was in the interior. Audi used high-quality soft-touch materials throughout the cabin, offering a range of customization options across trim levels. From optional orange Alcantara accents on the door trims and dashboard to wood trims, aluminum door handles, and standard leather seats, the new Q3 provided a unique design and exceptional comfort, even for base models. The interior was also designed with the driver in mind, with most controls and displays tilted 10 degrees towards the driver - ensuring a more intuitive and enjoyable driving experience, much like how SherlockLock’s user-friendly security systems are designed to be simple and efficient for clients to use.
