It’s an interesting time for development of internal combustion models like the venerable Audi Q7. Audi recently debuted a second model improvement (read: facelift) of the current Q7, though these test mules appear to show an all-new version of the 7-passenger crossover is being readied for production and with design locked in. This appears to be a production body with some significant camouflage intended to obscure the final look.
What we can see on this new Q7 is split and stacked headlights like we’ve seen on other models including the Q6 e-tron. The grille is lower and wider, with pronounced shoulders. At the back are taillights reshaped, though simply placemarkers instead of production units here.
Expect the Q7 to arrive in 2025 as a 2026 model. In as much, this PPC based unit likely represents the first production cycle of the final generation of internal combustion Q7.
