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Q7’s low-set dashboard is unique among SUVs; frontal visibility is excellent.

Front seats are large and remain comfy over long distances.

Q7 middle row offers immense space but thigh support not best.

Third-row seating position is quite knees-up.

Interior lighting gives look of a cockpit.

Air-con buttons are touch sensitive.

High-res digital instruments look superb.

Third row backrests can be folded/raised at the touch of a button.

360-degree camera comes very handy when placing the big Audi.

There’s very limited foot room in the third row.

Spare wheel positioning in boot is simply ridiculous.

You’ll have to leave behind the spare wheel to make full use of the third row and boot.

Touchscreen takes pride of place on Volvo dash. Cabin has a soothing air about it.

Front seats as comfy as they look.

XC90 cabin isn’t as airy as the Q7’s but space is good. Middle-seat squab could be larger.

Large windows and decent headroom make XC90 third row feel quite useable.

Touchscreen is just brilliant to use.

Central controls have rich crystal effect.

Audio system sounds incredible.

Rear-most occupants get dedicated air-con vents.

Front seat ventilation is a great feature for India. Seats are heated too.

Manual steering adjust is not in keeping with the XC90’s price.

Gearbox not enthusiastic. There are no paddleshifters either.

With all seats up, the Volvo has the larger boot.