2023 Audi Q7 Specs, Review, Price, & Trims

Audi Q7 Model Review with Prices, Photos, & Specs | Sewickley Audi

Key Features

Starting at $58,200 MSRP*
Standard 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 261 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of torque or available 3.0-liter TFSI® V6 engine producing 335 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque
Eight-speed Tiptronic® transmission and quattro® all-wheel drive
Standard MMI touch response® with 10.1-inch upper display

Second-generation Audi virtual cockpit featuring a 12.3-inch display with HD resolution
Available Top view camera system with virtual 360-degree surround view
Audi smartphone interface with Apple CarPlay® and Google™ Android Auto
Optional Black optic package including black accents on the door blades, grille, roof rails, window surrounds, and front and rear bumpers

About the Audi Q7

The Audi Q7 is a stylish, roomy, and endlessly versatile sport utility vehicle with three rows of seating and copious cargo room. As people-movers go, it's a high performer, with either a 2.0-Liter 45 TFSI® 4-Cylinder or a powerful 3.0-Liter 55 TFSI® V6 under the hood to move people expeditiously and efficiently. All Q7 models feature the tremendous traction of quattro® all-wheel drive with active torque distribution. The driving dynamics themselves are everything you've come to expect from an Audi.

There are plenty of tech toys to keep you occupied in the cabin as well. A 12.3-inch Audi virtual cockpit display, MMI® touch response system, and navigation are all standard-issue. Available driver assistance features include adaptive cruise control with traffic jam assist, active lane assists, high-beam assist, and steering park assist all help to keep you safe and make life easier at the same time. Of course, all of this technology, performance, and utility is wrapped in a package of comfort, luxury, and impeccable style found only in an Audi.

What the Critics Say

"Despite its bulk, when the Q7 is fitted with the optional performance tires on 21-inch wheels, it feels low and lithe, like a pumped-up sport wagon. The adjustability of the optional air suspension, paired with the added agility of four-wheel steering, makes the Q7 surprisingly fun to flog down a twisty back road. It also rides quite smoothly." - Car and Driver

"The Audi Q7 is a mainstay of three-row luxury SUVs. It's quiet, comfortable and versatile. We like it so much that we've consistently ranked it our No. 1 model for this kind of SUV. It's quite likely the 2022 Audi Q7 will maintain that status since it receives a handful of updates that include converting some previous options into standard features." - U.S. News

What's New for 2023

There are a number of key updates to the proven Audi Q7 for the 2023 model year. When it comes to performance, the Q7 benefits from an upgraded base 4-cylinder engine this year that now produces a robust 261 horsepower. Tamarind Brown, Waitomo Blue, and Satellite Silver are three new exterior color choices now available in 2023. Adaptive cruise control with lane centering is now included when you choose the available Convenience package. Finally, LED matrix headlights are now optional on Premium Plus trims and standard on Prestige models.

Audi Q7 Features

Evocative Styling

The Audi Q7 features styling that is elegant and subdued, yet unmistakably Audi. The matrix-design LED headlamps and now-iconic Singleframe® grille up front give way to muscular, subtly flared wheel arches that give the Q7 a rugged off-road look while paying tribute to Audi's high-performance rally-racing heritage, as does the embossed quattro® lettering on the lower door trim. For those looking for an even sportier appearance, an optional Black Optic package - now available on all Audi Q7 models - blacks out the exterior trim and finishes off the edgy look with 20-inch Audi Sport® wheels. Always understated, and never overstyled - that's the design ethos that has made Audi an icon for decades.

Inspiring Performance

The Audi Q7 is offered with a choice of two proven powertrains and provides an ideal balance of power and efficiency with either. The base engine is a 45 TFSI® (2.0T) four-cylinder providing 261 horsepower while the optional 55 TFSI® (3.0T) V6 engine offers 335 horsepower. Both are paired with an 8-speed Tiptronic® transmission and standard quattro® all-wheel drive for tenacious traction in all road conditions. Other options include all-wheel steering and a height-adjustable suspension. In addition to the sporting performance you'd expect from any Audi, the Q7 can also tow up to 7,700 pounds when properly equipped. Now that's what we call "pulling your weight".

Spacious Interior

As a seven-passenger SUV, you'd rightfully expect the Audi Q7 to be roomy and versatile. Since it's an Audi, you're also likely to expect it to be stylish and luxurious, too. The Audi Q7 delivers and then some. Heated seats are standard, and optional eight-way power-adjustable seats feature ventilation for warm days as well. Also optional is a massaging function to keep you feeling fresh on long trips. Three-zone climate control is standard, as is a panoramic sunroof that stretches from the front of the cabin all the way to the rear. Loading and unloading cargo is easy thanks to a power-folding third-row seat. With the second and third row of seats folded, you're treated to a cavernous 69.6 cubic feet of cargo space to haul the largest, most awkward-shaped items you can find.

Dynamic Technology

The Audi Q7 is packed with leading-edge technology that makes life easier at every turn. The Audi MMI touch response® interface utilizes two high-resolution touchscreens to replace conventional knobs and buttons. Natural voice control, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and the second-generation 12.3-inch Audi Virtual Cockpit are all standard, and options include a full-color heads-up display and a 23-speaker Bang & Olufsen 3D Advanced Sound System. Advanced driver assistance features are also available, such as adaptive cruise control with traffic jam assist, active lane assists, and steering park assist to help simplify your commute and keep you safe on the road.