2027 Audi Q7 Reveal

▪ Third-generation of Audi’s 7-seat large SUV ▪ Variable seating with up to seven seats offers generous space and maximum everyday usability ▪ As an interior highlight, the large panoramic sunroof with new features creates a spacious feel day and night ▪ Powerful V6 diesel engine with MHEV plus technology and EPC ensures spontaneous response and high efficiency – combined with even more dynamic, permanent quattro all-wheel-drive as standard With the new Q7, Audi builds on a successful SUV legacy since 2005. The third generation is a versatile companion for business, weekend getaways, or long road trips, setting benchmarks in spaciousness, driving dynamics, comfort, and technology. The same applies to its exterior design, powerful silhouette, and digital lighting. Available with five, six, or seven seats, the Q7 delivers maximum everyday usability. Passengers will enjoy its spacious interior, including an illuminated panoramic sunroof with switchable transparency. Power comes from a 3.0-liter V6 diesel engine producing either 220 kW (299 PS) or 180 kW (245 PS) with MHEV plus technology, including a powertrain generator that temporarily supplements the drivetrain with up to 18 kW (24 PS) of additional output. An electric-powered compressor delivers strong starting performance. In Germany, prices for the Audi Q7 start at 87,900 euros. Audi builds on its traditional quattro performance strengths for this new generation. Thanks to commanding proportions, a high shoulder line, and a striking front end with the signature Singleframe, the new Q7 has a unique road presence. Inside, passengers are greeted by ample space. The Q7 comes standard with five seats. For the first time, two individual seats are available in the second row. Together with two seats in the third row, they transform the Q7 into a six-seater – reinforcing its business-class feel. The seven-seat layout remains available as an option, allowing for the installation of three child seats. All seats are electrically adjustable. Storage compartments in the doors and the center console add to everyday practicality. The console features expansive decorative trim, space to wirelessly charge two smartphones to Qi2.2 standard, and extra-large cup holders. The five-seater has a trunk capacity of up to 806 liters, expanding to 2,075 liters with the second-row seats folded. The seven-seater offers up to 722 liters of luggage space behind the second row and a maximum volume of 1,980 liters behind the first row. Optional digital Matrix LED headlights with micro-LED modules project high-resolution light patterns for adaptive light distribution. At the rear, third-generation digital OLED rear lights feature communication lighting and an active digital light signature. The Q7 offers up to eight digital signatures for the front and rear lights. Digital OLED panels enable three-dimensional effects via increased segments. A new projection light in the doors unfurls a white rhombus when opened to welcome passengers and light the path. Audi integrates lighting functions closely with driver assistance features. With lane guidance or orientation lights, assistance data is displayed directly in the driver’s field of view ahead of the vehicle with a direct visual reference to the surroundings. At night, a stylized turn signal projects onto the ground in sync with dynamic signals at the front and rear, quickly alerting other road users, like cyclists, to a turn. The model offers various assistance functions – such as adaptive driving assistant plus, which supports acceleration, braking, speed, distance maintenance, and lane keeping. The trained parking feature allows customers to teach the Q7 individual maneuvers, while the new reverse assist helps when backing out of dead-end streets. At launch, the new Q7 features a three-liter V6 diesel engine delivering 220 kW (299 PS)1 and 630 Nm of torque or 180 kW (245 PS) and 500 Nm. The engine includes MHEV plus technology and an electric-powered compressor for direct throttle response. The next-generation powertrain generator supports the drivetrain with up to 18 kW (24 PS) of extra power. Standard equipment includes an eight-speed tiptronic and quattro permanent all-wheel drive with a new limited-slip center differential with preload, providing improved traction and precise handling during sudden load changes. The standard steel spring suspension ensures a superior driving experience. Optionally, adaptive air suspension or adaptive air suspension sport with controlled damping makes the Q7 even more agile. The new Q7 is built in Bratislava – just like the two previous generations. ___ Video Timeline 0:00 – Audi Q7 World Premiere 8:29 – In-Depth: Audi Q7 Lighting Technology 11:38 – In-Depth: Audi Q7 Interior and Illuminated Glass Roof 13:30 – Audi Q7 TDI Quattro, Driving 21:25 – Audi Q7 TDI Quattro, Interior 29:57 – Audi Q7 TDI Quattro, Exterior