The third-gen Q7 adopts Audi's latest design language, which was first seen on the new Q3.
Split headlamps include pixel-style DRLs up top and vertically-arranged Matrix LED units below.
Front end is more upright overall and has a larger grille than that of the outgoing Q7.
20-inch alloy wheels are standard fit, and can be optioned up to 23 inches.
All doors can be optioned with electrical operation, and get puddle lamps too.
New connected OLED tail-lamps at the back, along with an illuminated Audi emblem.
Other changes to the rear include a sizable roof spoiler, chunky bumper, and dual exhaust tips.
Tail-lamps and ORVM LEDs project turn signals onto the ground for pedestrian and cyclist safety.
The new Q7 will be offered with a 3.0-litre diesel V6 producing up to 299hp and 630Nm.
Mild hybrid system, 8-speed automatic gearbox, and Quattro AWD will be fitted as standard.
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Audi has revealed the third-gen Q7 luxury SUV over a decade after its predecessor first went on sale globally. The new Q7 adopts the latest Audi design language, featuring more muscular proportions, split LED headlamps, connected OLED tail-lamps, up to 23-inch alloy wheels, and more. As it stands, Audi has revealed details on only one engine option for the 2026 Q7: a 3.0-litre diesel V6 that makes up to 299hp and 630Nm and is paired with a mild hybrid setup. An 8-speed automatic gearbox funnels that grunt to all four wheels via Audi's famed Quattro AWD system.
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