Audi Q7: The Return of the King of Excess!

Twenty years after its debut, the Audi Q7 begins its third generation with an unchanged ambition: to remain the benchmark for large premium SUVs.

Larger, more technological, and ever more luxurious, Audi’s giant intends to remind everyone that it remains one of the heavyweights in the segment.

At first glance, the new Q7 makes a statement. Over five meters long, it commands attention with a front end dominated by a massive Singleframe grille, muscular wheel arches, and a particularly sophisticated lighting signature. The new Digital Matrix LED headlights and third-generation OLED taillights contribute to this striking visual identity while enhancing safety with new light projection functions. The Q7 is equipped with advanced turn signals projected onto the ground in sync with the dynamic turn signals at the front and rear.

Big on the outside, immense on the inside

Inside, Audi focuses on space and versatility. Available in five, six, or seven-seat configurations, the Q7 aims to accommodate large families as comfortably as long business trips. The cabin impresses with its craftsmanship, refined materials, and technological arsenal. The large panoramic roof with variable transparency, the standard passenger display, advanced ambient lighting, and the Bang & Olufsen 4D audio system transform every trip into a premium experience.

And since the Q7 is built for covering miles, Audi has chosen diesel for its launch. The 3.0 TDI V6 with 299 hp is paired with a mild hybrid technology MHEV Plus and an electric compressor. The result: sharper acceleration, immediate throttle response, and optimized fuel consumption despite the vehicle’s size. The quattro all-wheel drive and the eight-speed Tiptronic automatic transmission come standard.

Comfort remains a priority. With adaptive air suspension, all-axis steering, and numerous driver assistance systems, the new Q7 promises to combine serenity, dynamism, and efficiency on all terrains.

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Marketed in France starting at €99,150 in S line trim, the new Q7 will be available in the fall of 2026. Two plug-in hybrid versions with 395 and 490 hp will complete the lineup in 2027. One thing is sure: at Audi, excess is more than ever a virtue.

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