Audi predicted a new generation of Q7, cash car life for 11 years.

On June 2nd, after more than 11 years and two mid-term changes, Q7 is finally on its way to a new generation, and a new Q7 is expected in the next few days.

Before the new car was officially released, Audi was the first to release a preview on day two today. Details are still limited, with only the disclosure that the S Line package will be carried and the blue paint will be used, entitled “Alopias Blue”. In addition, the new car did not change to a hidden doorknob, but instead retained the traditional doorknob, and the overall design was expected to be close to the larger Q9.

The interior is expected to follow a similar Q9 approach. On the Audi side, it was revealed that the new vehicle would use “first-class materials”. Previously, Audi had acknowledged a decline in the brand ' s taste of embellishment in recent years and had promised to upgrade it.

The new Q7 probability still holds the third seat option. For the front seat, a new Q7 is expected to use a multiscreen layout similar to the Q9 and the Audi's recent model.

Power information is still not publicly available and it is expected that V6 petrol and diesel engines will be loaded and that if this model continues to provide high-performance SQ7 models, there will be an opportunity to retain a larger V8 charge. The new paragraph Q7 is also expected to provide at least one interpolated version of the high-capacity batteries, given the increasingly stringent global emission regulations.

Q7 and Q9 are not the only new car Audi is about to launch later this year. At the entry point of the product line, A2 will return this fall as a pure tram. Second generation A2 will come to replace the already discontinued A1 and Q2 and become the new Audi's entry model.

According to the IT House, the second-day Odie Q7 was already visible at the Detroit Car Fair in January 2015, so cash Q7 is already one of the longest-serving models in the same market.

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