The 2025 Q7 goes for a more cleaner look by reducing the number of trim pieces. The front fascia gets an Audi Singleframe octagonal grille which features vertical inlays in the shape of teardrop shape for the standard Q7 and is L-shaped on the SQ7. Bumpers on both the front and the back also received a reworked lower spoiler and reshaped diffuser along with new functional exhaust tips respectively. The sporty SQ7 also gets larger front air intakes featuring honeycomb grilles, an aluminum look for the exterior mirror housings, the inlays in the Singleframe, the edging of the side air intakes, and the inlays in the side skirt.
Stepping inside, the Audi Q7 is mostly unchanged. However, the Q7 does get connectivity technology for third-party providers such as Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, and many more for the first time. Additionally, the SQ7 offers the Audi Sport-Express Red interior package, which includes full red seatbelts, red stitching on the seats, center armrest, door armrest, and on the sides of the center console.
The 2025 Audi Q7 comes available with three different powertrain options. First is the Q7 45 that is powered by a turbocharged 2.0L 4-cylinder engine which churns out 261 hp and 273 lb-ft of torque. The Q7 55 gets a 335-horsepower turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine while the Audi SQ7 gets a massive biturbo 4.0L V8 engine that delivers up to 500 hp and 568 lb-ft. For even better performance, the SQ7 offers the S Sport package which includes a sport rear differential for better stability and handling and electromechanical Active roll stabilization (eAWS). The eAWS allows for reduced body pitch in corners when driving in Sport mode by splitting the stabilizer bar into two halves and making them rotate in opposite directions.
All set to arrive at dealerships, the Audi Q7 45 comes with a price tag of $60,500 while the higher variants including the Q7 55 and SQ7 get a base MSRP of $65,800 and $90,800 respectively. The prices do not include the mandatory destination charge of $1,195.
