The highly anticipated next-generation Audi Q7, set to debut around 2026-2027 as a 2027 model year vehicle, has been caught in spy photos offering our first clear glimpse of its modernized interior.

Leaked images from testing at the Nürburgring reveal a cockpit heavily inspired by Audi's recent models like the Q6 e-tron. The dashboard features a prominent curved digital display for the driver, paired with a large central infotainment touchscreen. A standout element is the optional passenger-side screen—potentially larger than in the Q6 e-tron—which allows front-seat occupants to control media, navigation, or climate independently, complete with privacy filtering to avoid distracting the driver.

The steering wheel sports Audi's updated flat 2D four-ring logo and a sleek airbag design. Materials appear premium, with hints of extended leather and high-tech inlays, maintaining the Q7's luxurious three-row, seven-seat layout for family practicality.

We ask…Did the design catch the China virus? 

 

 

 

 

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