New Audi Q7: technology, comfort and up to 7 seats for the premium SUV from the four rings

The new Audi Q7 evolves the brand's design language with an even more modern and distinctive look. The redesigned front end, new air intakes and updated styling details strengthen the SUV's identity, while preserving the elegance and refinement that have always defined the model.

Lighting technology takes center stage, a core element of Audi DNA. The new Audi digital Matrix LED headlights and OLED 3.0 rear light units allow the light signatures to be customized and introduce new communication functions with the surrounding environment.

Micro-LED technology improves the precision of the light beam and makes it possible to project information directly onto the road, supporting the driver and increasing safety in different driving conditions.

Versatility continues to be one of the main strengths of the new Audi Q7.

For the first time, the full-size SUV from the four rings will be available in 5-, 6- or 7-seat configurations, offering an even more targeted response to different mobility needs.

The new 6-seat configuration introduces two individual seats in the second row separated by a practical central aisle, creating a particularly refined and comfortable environment for all occupants.

In the seven-seat version, access to the third row is made easier by the Comfort Entry system with electrically folding second-row seats, while the possibility of installing up to three child seats side by side confirms the model's family-oriented nature.

Load capacity also increases: the five-seat configuration offers a luggage compartment of up to 2,075 liters, while the seven-seat variant reaches a maximum capacity of 1,980 liters.

Electrified engines and MHEV plus technology

At launch, the New Audi Q7 range will be available with the twin-turbocharged V6 3.0 TDI MHEV plus engine in the following versions:

• 245 hp and 500 Nm
• 299 hp and 630 Nm

The 48-volt mild hybrid plus system integrates the new Powertrain Generator, capable of providing up to 24 hp and 370 Nm of additional output during acceleration, helping to improve performance and efficiency.

The range will later be expanded with new TFSI and e-hybrid powertrains, confirming Audi's multi-technology approach.