Audi allroad Premium, Premium Plus & Prestige

Last updated August 4, 2026

Audi allroad

The Audi allroad lineup starts with Premium, which delivers the model’s core formula: a raised luxury wagon with standard all-wheel drive, leather seating, and flexible cargo space. Premium Plus adds comfort and everyday convenience, while Prestige tops the range with navigation, parking help, upgraded audio, and more driver-support technology.

What each trim is known for

Audi allroad Base Model

Base Model

Premium

The Base Model trim level, sold as Premium, is the essential allroad: a raised, cargo-friendly luxury wagon with standard all-wheel drive and useful comfort features.

Best for: Drivers who want all-weather confidence and wagon practicality without the upper trims’ extra convenience or technology.

Highlights

  • 220-hp turbocharged four-cylinder with eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive
  • Raised suspension, protective lower-body trim, and hill descent control
  • Leather seating with power front seats and three-zone climate control
  • Panoramic sunroof and power tailgate
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Audi allroad Mid-Level

Mid-Level

Premium Plus

The Mid-Level trim level, sold as Premium Plus, is the comfort-and-convenience upgrade, keeping the same allroad hardware while making daily use feel more polished.

Best for: Drivers who value heated seats, keyless access, memory settings, and upgraded mirrors in their everyday wagon.

Highlights

  • Keyless entry and push-button start
  • Heated front seats with driver memory
  • Heated, auto-dimming, power-folding exterior mirrors
  • Raised suspension and all-wheel drive

Adds keyless entry and push-button start, heated front seats with driver memory, and heated power-folding auto-dimming mirrors over the Base Model.

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Audi allroad Top Tier

Top Tier

Prestige

The Top Tier trim level, sold as Prestige, is the technology-focused allroad, adding built-in guidance, parking help, driver alerts, and upgraded sound.

Best for: Drivers who want the allroad’s practicality with the lineup’s strongest built-in technology and luxury equipment.

Highlights

  • Navigation with voice control and an upgraded touchscreen system
  • Rearview camera with rear parking sensors
  • Blind-spot monitoring and adaptive xenon headlights
  • 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system

Adds navigation, a rearview camera with rear parking sensors, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive headlights, upgraded audio, and rear side-window sunshades over the Mid-Level.

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Trim comparison

FeatureTop TierMid-LevelBase Model
Includes
Prestige0 in stock
Premium Plus2 in stock
Premium0 in stock
Keyless entry and push-button startStandardStandard—
Heated front seats with driver memoryStandardStandard—
Power-folding, auto-dimming mirrorsStandardStandard—
Built-in navigationStandard——
Parking helpRear camera and rear sensors——
Blind-spot monitoringStandard——
Audio system14-speaker Bang & OlufsenStandard systemStandard system
HeadlightsAdaptive xenonXenonXenon

Frequently asked questions

What trim levels does the Audi allroad have?

The 2013–2016 lineup centers on Premium and Premium Plus. Prestige served as the top trim from 2013 through 2015, then left the U.S. lineup for 2016.

What is the Audi allroad Premium trim?

Premium is the core allroad trim for this generation. It has the raised wagon body, standard all-wheel drive, turbocharged engine, leather seating, panoramic sunroof, and everyday cargo flexibility that define the model.

What does Premium Plus add over Premium?

Premium Plus mainly adds daily comfort and convenience. Its defining upgrades include keyless entry and push-button start, heated front seats, driver memory, and heated, auto-dimming, power-folding exterior mirrors.

What does Prestige add over Premium Plus?

On 2013–2015 models, Prestige adds navigation, a rearview camera, rear parking sensors, blind-spot monitoring, upgraded audio, adaptive headlights, and rear side-window sunshades.

Do the Audi allroad trims have different engines?

No. Premium, Premium Plus, and Prestige use the same turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder, eight-speed automatic, and standard all-wheel drive. Output is 211 hp for 2013 and 220 hp in later years.

Which Audi allroad trim covers the essentials?

Premium is the straightforward pick. It keeps the same engine, all-wheel drive, raised suspension, wagon body, leather cabin, and panoramic sunroof as upper trims, without their added convenience and technology features.

Which Audi allroad trim is better for cold-weather commuting?

Premium Plus is the more convenient fit because heated front seats and heated exterior mirrors are among its defining upgrades. It also adds keyless access and driver-seat memory while keeping the same all-wheel-drive hardware.

Which Audi allroad trim has the most built-in technology?

Prestige has the most built-in technology on 2013–2015 models. It combines navigation, parking assistance, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive headlights, and a 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system.

Which Audi allroad trims have heated front seats?

Premium Plus and Prestige have heated front seats during this generation. Premium does not include heated seats among its defining standard features.

Which Audi allroad trims have keyless entry and push-button start?

Premium Plus includes keyless entry and push-button start as defining upgrades, and Prestige sits above it on 2013–2015 models. On some Premium models, smart-key access was tied to an equipment package.

Which Audi allroad trim has a rearview camera and blind-spot monitoring?

Prestige includes both a rearview camera and blind-spot monitoring on 2013–2015 models. Its camera is paired with rear parking sensors, making it the trim most focused on parking and driver-assistance features.

Are the headlights different between Audi allroad trims?

In later B8.5 years, xenon headlights with LED running lights and LED taillights became standard across the lineup. Prestige goes further with adaptive headlights that turn with the steering to better follow curves.

Why do some Audi allroads have a Prestige trim and others do not?

Prestige was part of the U.S. lineup from 2013 through 2015. Audi dropped it for 2016, leaving Premium and Premium Plus, so a missing Prestige badge in the final B8.5 year reflects the simplified trim range.