Audi Q7 Signature Edition launched in India at Rs 99.81 lakh: What's special

Audi India
has launched the new
Audi Q7 Signature edition
SUV in the Indian market. This new
Signature edition
will be available in limited numbers, interested customers can book the SUV online or by visiting their nearest Audi dealership. Priced at Rs 99.81 lakh (ex-showroom), this new variant is based on the Q7 Technology trim and comes at no additional cost.
The Audi Q7 Signature edition will be available in five colour options - Sakhir Gold, Waitomo Blue, Mythos Black, Glacier White and Samurai Grey. Talking about other additions, the Signature Edition comes equipped with 'Audi four rings' welcome LED lamps, dynamic wheel hub caps, an Audi-branded dashcam and a built-in compact espresso machine. It also features a metallic key cover and stainless steel pedal covers. Notably, this variant of the Q7 sports a unique 20-inch alloy wheel design with red callipers.
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The SUV continues to get a bold front grille with a thicker chrome surround and a hexagonal pattern with a 2D logo. It also features LED headlights shared with the all-electric Audi Q6 e-tron. These headlights are positioned higher than in the previous model and use laser diodes for new daytime running lights, offering four selectable "light signatures" via the infotainment system. The OLED tail lights now also support four different light signatures. Now also features functional air-intakes with piano black inserts.
Moving inside, the Signature edition gets the same interior as the standard model. Features include a 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system, an 8.6-inch touchscreen for air-con control, an Audi virtual cockpit digital instrument cluster, Android Auto & Apple CarPaly, panoramic sunroof, four-zone climate control with an ionizer, adjustable ambient lighting, Bang & Olufsen 3D sound system with an output of 730 watts, powered front seats with memory function, electrically foldable third-row seats and more. In terms of safety, it gets Park Assist Plus with a 360° camera, cruise control with a limiter, eight airbags, lane departure warning with steering assist, ESC and much more.
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Talking about the engine, the Signature edition is powered by a
3.0-litre turbocharged V6 petrol engine
which puts out 340 hp of power and 500 nm of torque. Engine comes paired with an 8-speed automatic gearbox, and sends power to all four wheels via Audi's Quattro AWD system. It gets seven drive modes - Auto, Comfort, Dynamic, Efficiency, Off-Road, All-Road and Individual. The engine also gets a 48V mild-hybrid tech and Audi says that the engine will be turned off for up to 40 seconds when coasting.
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