Did This Luxury SUV Just Increase The Bar? Sleek, Elegant And A Powerful Engine

Experience the all-new 2025 Audi SQ7 like never before! In this detailed walkaround video, we explore the exquisite design, cutting-edge features, and luxurious interior of Audi's latest SUV masterpiece. From its powerful stance and sleek exterior lines to the sophisticated cabin and advanced technology, the 2025 SQ7 sets a new standard in luxury and performance. Whether you're an Audi enthusiast or simply in the market for a top-tier SUV, this video provides an in-depth look at what makes the SQ7 stand out. Join us as we take you on a comprehensive tour of the 2025 Audi SQ7.
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🔧 Technical Specifications:
Engine: 4.0L Bi-Turbo V8
Drive: Quattro (AWD)
Range: 15 MPG City / 21 MPG Highway
Power output: 500 Horsepower (568 lb-ft Torque)
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[@meowmeow1733]

I use to wan all these new features….touch screen, driver assistant, parking assistance.
Now, after using them..…no thank you.
Touchscreens suck if conditions aren’t just right. They don’t work well with gloves.
Rear hatch door assist and seat assist are for old, small, and or weak people.
These things are to aid people who without them probably shouldn’t be driving.
I don’t have any of these things in my current cars and I don’t miss them or need them.
I can do all the things from parking, closing the door, lowering the seats faster then the electric version.

[@UrbanAutoAdventures]

I partially agree with you actually but I'd disagree about the self parking. I personally know a few people (about my age) that have trouble with parallel parking especially. After testing the paskr assist 2.0, it's definitely an upgrade from park assist 1.0 and think that, that feature could be useful to them too. Regarding the other electronics in the car, I'd rather have physical buttons for the features but I'm ok with the touchscreen display for the maps, but I can see why you would get frustrated though.