Audi Q7 Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2015–2019) — Second Generation
The second-generation Audi Q7 is a five-door SUV with choices that shape daily driving and ownership. Your usual journeys, access to charging and preferred comfort features can help you choose a suitable version.
Audi Q7 engine choices include gasoline versions such as the 2.0 AT and 3.0 AT, alongside the 3.0 TDI e-tron plug-in hybrid. These selected examples all combine an automatic transmission with all-wheel drive, providing automatic gear changes and distributing power to both axles for traction.
For the 2.0 AT, named equipment configurations include 45 TFSI quattro tiptronic and Advance. When comparing Audi Q7 trim levels, check the individual vehicle’s fitted equipment: seat adjustments, parking aids and infotainment features can influence daily convenience, while the trim name alone may not identify every option.
The 3.0 TDI e-tron uses a lithium-ion battery that you can recharge from an external power source. Battery capacity helps determine potential electric range, while weather, speed and cabin heating affect what you achieve. Convenient charging makes it easier to use the hybrid’s electric capability regularly.