2027 Audi Q7 Model Overview with Prices, Photos, & Specs

Push down on the accelerator, and you’ll immediately notice one of the major features that sets the Q7 apart from the pack: the engine. This is a 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6 that produces 429 horsepower and 442 lb-ft of torque, enough for an astonishingly quick 0-60 time of 4.8 seconds. Power from the engine is sent through an eight-speed automatic transmission and out to all four wheels via permanent quattro all-wheel drive. There is a new limited-slip center differential with preload for improved traction and responsiveness. All of this power means that the Q7 can also tow up to 7,700 pounds, well above average for the segment. Handling is excellent, but those looking for a more tailored experience, as well as even more ride comfort, can opt for the available adaptive air suspension.

The Q7 is available with a choice of six or seven seats, with the six-seat configuration offering second-row captains’ chairs. In either configuration, you get tons of space. Behind the third row, there is 15.1 cubic feet of cargo space, more than you get in the trunk of Audi’s biggest sedan. And folding down the seats gives you a maximum of 78.1 cubic feet of cargo space. The interior is offered with a wide variety of colors and materials, including leather seat upholstery and a selection of open-pore wood choices for the trim. Automatic doors open and close with the push of a button, and can be remotely operated via the app. The Q7 has always been the model that Audi has used to show off the latest and greatest in stereo systems, and the available system is a 1,360-watt, 22-speaker 4D system made by Bang & Olufsen and featuring Fraunhofer Symphoria® technology for adaptive sound distribution that optimizes your listening experience.

Audi has, for some time, been far ahead of the rest of the industry in the field of exterior lighting, and the Q7 raises the bar even further. The Digital Matrix headlights are comprised of 25,600 individually controllable LEDs. This allows the lights to always be at the maximum brightness that is safe for the situation. Another exterior lighting feature to enhance safety is the advanced turn signals, which feature animations in the lighting strips under the OLED panels that make up the taillights and also project arrows onto the ground around your vehicle when activated, just to help make sure nobody misses your signal. And the Q7 helps you to avoid low-speed bumps and dings as well, thanks to the Remote Park Assist Pro, which allows the Q7 to park itself, even if you aren’t in it. An available passenger-side infotainment touchscreen allows your passenger to handle things like music controls so that you can focus on driving.

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