German automaker Audi has unveiled its updated 2019 Q3. As with the competition, the emphasis for the next model year of the crossover is a bit longer, a little wider, and possessed of a more appealing suite of standard features.

The high-end crossover benefits from several slight changes for the new model year, including an increase in overall size. The 2019 iteration doesn’t look drastically different from the outgoing model, but it is larger; the new Q3 is 3.8 inches longer and nearly an inch wider than the outgoing model.

Exterior changes include the large grille and the triangular openings in the lower fascia. Inside, drivers will be especially excited about the number of high-end offerings now available at the base price.

Audi’s Q3 now comes with a digital instrument cluster as standard, and owners can easily upgrade to an upmarket impressive infotainment system if the Virtual Cockpit system isn’t enough. As it stands, however, it represents a big selling point; previous models didn’t have it, and it’s head-up display and HD graphics are very useful, apart from being pleasingly flashy.

More details about the 2019 Audi Q3 are slated to appear later this year.