The redesigned Q7 has been spied and it can't come soon enough as the current model is nearly a decade old
The redesigned Audi Q7 has been spied undergoing testing in Germany. Sporting an evolutionary design, the model has soft curves and split lighting units. The redesigned crossover could be introduced next year and launched in 2026. The facelifted Audi Q7 recently began arriving at U.S. dealerships, but a redesigned model is already on the horizon. It can’t come soon enough as the current crossover is nearly a decade old.
Camouflage hides a number of details, but the crossover has an evolutionary body that embraces soft curves and flowing surfaces. We can also see flush-mounted door handles, a pronounced shoulder line, and an expansive greenhouse. The model also appears slightly longer and taller than before. The rear end is still a work in progress, but we can see a more traditional liftgate as well as temporary taillights that hint at a boomerang-shaped design.
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