The large SUV Audi Q7 has received a refresh and has a market launch in February, with a juicy range of equipment.
Audi’s large family SUV Q7 has been updated – an update that includes design, comfort and technology.
In an Audi shell, the updated Audi Q7 has received revised front and rear parts, where the front now has what is described as vertical inserts “in the form of an L in the S Line version and SQ7 TFSI”, according to Audi’s press release. According to the manufacturer, this should help distinguish this as a top model, compared to the A models.
The headlights have been placed higher and the air intakes are more prominent than before. Audi has also made the appearance “cleaner” with fewer details and decorative elements. In the Swedish market, the S Line version is offered as standard, with a black optics package as an option.
New for the Audi Q7 is that the updated family SUV gets digitized OLED rear lights as an option, with four selectable light signatures.
“Decoration-wise” contrasting seams are now also offered as, hold on, standard. And more decorative inlays are available as options, including carbon fiber and matte-brushed aluminium. The Audi Q7 TDI and SQ7 TFSI also come as seven-seaters in the standard version.
Depending on whether the backrest is up or down, the luggage holds 780 or 1,908 liters respectively, and the tailgate is offered with foot activation as an option. And speaking of options, there is also four-wheel steering for the Q7, which is later included in the SQ7 TFSI.
New color choices are Sakhir gold, Ascari blue and Chili red metallic, and the Swedish market offers the Audi Q7 50 TDI quattro (286 hp) and the Audi SQ7 TFSI quattro with a V8 engine of 507 horses.
Sales start in February and prices start at SEK 855,900 (Q7 50 TDI) and SEK 1,071,500 for the SQ7 TFSI.
