Audi Q7 2026– car dimensions: 5056 mm long, 2010 mm wide and 1808 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,455 kg. Braked towing is 3,500 kg.
The cabin offers five seats as standard with six or seven available. All seats are power-adjustable. A curved MMI panoramic OLED display combines the virtual cockpit and main touchscreen, with a passenger display standard. Wireless phone charging for two devices is included. Adaptive driving assistant plus handles acceleration, braking, speed, distance and lane keeping. Parking includes trained parking for custom maneuvers, reverse assist, park assist and 360-degree cameras. Automatic emergency braking covers forward and rearward with pedestrian and cyclist detection. Blind spot monitoring gives visual and haptic alerts.
Five-seater boot holds up to 806 liters. Folding the second row opens it to 2075 liters. Seven-seater starts at 722 liters behind the second row and reaches 1980 liters maximum. Power tailgate with foot gesture is standard. Optional rail system helps secure loads.
Braked towing reaches 3500 kg with unbraked at 750 kg. Payload is 565 kg. Adaptive air suspension is optional for better load handling and versatility in work or leisure use.
The cabin feels spacious and premium with clean lines, high-quality materials and ambient lighting that highlights the width. All seats are at least partially power-adjustable, with optional front ventilation and massage plus second-row captain chairs available for a business-class layout. A large panoramic roof floods the three rows with light and can switch transparency segment by segment on higher versions, while dual-pane side glass and soft-close doors quiet the ride.
Diesel variants return 7.1-8.0 l/100 km combined WLTP. US petrol 45 TFSI rated 20/26/22 mpg, 55 TFSI 18/23/20 mpg.
Service intervals flexible or fixed: oil change typically every 10,000-20,000 miles or 1-2 years depending on driving style and market.
NHTSA five-star overall rating. IIHS Top Safety Pick on current-generation models.
Standard safety includes automatic emergency braking with pedestrian/cyclist detection, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise with lane guidance, side assist and pre sense systems.
Fuel use sits in the mid-range for a large luxury SUV. European diesel models with mild-hybrid assist post combined WLTP figures of 7.1-8.0 litres per 100 km. In the US the four-cylinder returns 20 city / 26 highway / 22 combined mpg while the V6 is rated 18/23/20 mpg.
Servicing follows Audi’s fixed or LongLife flexible schedule. Oil and filter changes come every 10,000 miles or one year under fixed intervals, or up to 20,000 miles or two years when the car monitors oil condition. Brake fluid is due every two years. US buyers receive three years or 30,000 miles of complimentary scheduled maintenance.
Crash protection is strong. The model earns a five-star NHTSA overall score and IIHS Top Safety Pick status. Standard equipment covers forward and rear automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise assist with lane keeping, and Audi pre sense systems.
Keeping the car is straightforward with the digital service interval display that shows remaining distance and time. Regular multi-point inspections, air-filter and pollen-filter changes at the prescribed mileages, plus attention to the optional air-suspension and quattro differentials, maintain long-term reliability.
Length 5056 mm, Width 2010 mm, Height 1808 mm, Wheelbase 2994 mm (Q7 2026 - present)
Sources: manufacturer data, auto-data.net, audi.com press release.