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Next-Gen Audi Q7:  Audi, the German car manufacturer, has recently teased the next-generation Audi Q7 luxury SUV ahead of its official debut. The upcoming model will replace the older second-generation ‘4M’ version of the Q7, which was launched in 2015. Let’s take a look at the expected design, interior, features, and engine specifications of the upcoming next-generation Audi Q7.

Next-Gen Audi Q7: Expected Design

The prototypes of the next-gen Audi Q7 have been spied on several occasions. The test mules suggest that the brand’s next-generation Q7 model will feature a design language similar to the recently launched Audi Q3. We expect the next-gen Audi Q7 to feature a split-type LED headlight setup with the brand’s signature large grille and honeycomb-patterned air dams, positioned lower on the front bumper. The teaser features a side profile of the upcoming model and further adds details such as traditional pull-type door handles, an S-badge, and an ORVM with a camera. We also expect the next-generation model of the luxury SUV to feature a new set of alloy wheels, a longer size, an LED light bar at the rear, and a roof spoiler.

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Next-Gen Audi Q7: Expected Interior & Features

The next-gen Audi Q7 is also expected to feature several changes in terms of its interior. We expect it to feature a triple-screen setup and a dashboard layout similar to that of the Audi Q9. Moreover, the Audi Q7 next-generation is also expected to come equipped with redesigned upholstery, a new steering wheel, a wireless charging pad, a panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, ventilated seats with a massage function, a 360-degree camera, a heads-up display, and ADAS.

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Next-Gen Audi Q7: Expected Engine Specs

The next-gen Audi Q7 is expected to be powered by Volkswagen’s Premium Platform Combustion (PPC) engine. We expect the new Q7 to come equipped with a 48V mild hybrid engine, as well as a plug-in hybrid engine in the international market. As per reports, the Quattro All-Wheel Drive (AWD) system will be offered as standard with the upcoming next-generation model.


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