Audi Q7 Specs, Engines & Dimensions (from 2024) — Second Generation Restyling 2
The Audi Q7’s second-generation facelift offers a large SUV with several powertrain and equipment choices. Your usual journeys, access to charging and preferred comfort features provide a useful starting point for choosing a version.
Audi Q7 engine options include the diesel 45 3.0 AT TDI quattro Tiptronic and the plug-in hybrid 55 TFSIe 3.0, both with automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. These examples offer different everyday strengths: diesel suits sustained cruising, while the hybrid combines petrol power with electric assistance.
When comparing Audi Q7 trim levels, consider equipment separately from the engine choice. The plug-in hybrid 55 TFSIe 3.0 has an equipment configuration named Q7 S-line quattro. Check the individual vehicle’s seating, lighting and driver assistance features to establish which equipment is included and which options have been fitted.
The 55 TFSIe 3.0 and 60 TFSIe 3.0 plug-in hybrids use lithium-ion batteries. When assessing battery capacity, look for usable capacity, which describes the energy available for driving. Regular charging helps you make more use of electric power, while weather and driving conditions affect how far that energy takes you.