In recent months, sightings of the SQ7 have become more frequent globally during test runs, indicating that Audi is getting ready for the launch of the new model. Despite being equipped with extensive camouflage, the SUV exhibits significant changes in its design. Now that it has been seen out in public, the Nürburgring ,, we can't help but speculate: What will be inside the SQ7?
The Upcoming SQ7 Might Bring Significant Alterations
We’ll only be sure once it sheds its camouflage wrapping, but the new release seems to be approaching. Audi SQ7 It seems set to introduce significant modifications. At the forefront, the headlights now consist of separate daytime running lamps and low beams, whereas the lower bumper and side grills appear more subdued. Additionally, it appears that the grille design has undergone alterations (with the current honeycomb pattern looking finer compared to the 2025 version); however, this could simply reflect a prototype phase, with potential variations revealed upon official unveiling.
On the sides and rear, additional modifications can be observed. The roof appears somewhat more sloped, while the back end retains a classic SUV design. This departure from the numerous fastback-style “coupé” SUVs available today is quite refreshing. Similar to the slender daytime running lights up front, the taillights have been streamlined compared to those on the present SQ7 model. They actually bear a resemblance toBMW’s styling.
What Will Propel Audi's Upcoming High-Performance SUV?
The 2025 Audi SQ7 features a bi-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine delivering 500 horsepower and 568 lb-ft of torque. It remains uncertain at this point whether the upcoming model will keep its V8 configuration; however, considering the present ambiguity surrounding internal combustion engines in our market, it would not be surprising for the same powerplant to make an appearance again in the U.S., as several brands such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW have also shown similar tendencies. confirmed as much For the market in North America.
As tuner companies such as AMG continue their work, it makes sense for Audi to introduce a PHEV variant as well to compete effectively. Currently, the Q5 comes equipped with a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four engine paired with an electric motor and battery. However, rumors suggest that the upcoming SQ7 might be fitted with a V6 instead. Given this increased complexity, the cost could rise significantly; estimates point towards a potential price tag around €130,000 ($145,000) or more.
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