NEW Audi Q9 FIRST LOOK – Better than a Range Rover?

In our new Audi Q9 initially look evaluation, we take a deep dive into the greatest and most elegant SUV Audi has actually ever built! Can it truly better a Range Rover, BMW X7 and even a Bentley Bentayga?

The all-new Q9 is an absolute leviathan, determining 5.3 m long and 2.2 m large– meaning it's bigger than a standard-wheelbase Variety Rover. But does it have the high-end, tech and roadway presence to validate its anticipated ₤ 95,000 beginning cost? Join us as we review whatever from the power-operated doors to the business-class seating.

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In this video, we explore the styling of the 2027 Audi Q9, highlighting its large scale and imposing appearances. We take a look at the world-first Matrix LED and OLED lighting technology, which can forecast cautioning signs and directional arrows straight onto the road. Plus, we look at the illuminated front grille, while keeping in mind that European policies avoid the Audi rings from illuminating!

Next, we climb inside the Q9 using its party piece: fully electrical, sensor-controlled doors. Inside, we review the technology-rich cabin, which includes a 14.5 in infotainment touchscreen, an 11.9 in digital chauffeur display and a devoted 12.3 in passenger screen. We explain the AI-powered voice assistant (integrated with ChatGPT) and the genuine wood veneers on the control panel. Just how excellent is the Q9's interior quality?

Finally, we test the usefulness of this enormous 7-seat SUV. We show you the optional 6-seat "Business Class" design, including completely reclining captain's chairs in the second row with heating, ventilation and rubbing functions. We even jump into the 3rd row to examine leg space and head space for taller adults, before opening the tailgate to expose a huge 850-litre boot (with the third row seats folded down).

Under the bonnet, the Q9 will introduce with 2 powerful 3.0-litre V6 diesel engines including 48V mild-hybrid help– although a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) will be signing up with the range later on.

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Video chapters:
0:00 Intro: What is the Audi Q9?
0:47 Exterior Dimensions: Bigger than a Variety Rover!
1:08 Alloy Wheels, OLED Lighting Tech & Illuminated Grille
1:54 Organization Class Interior & Seating Layouts
2:30 Powered Doors in Action
3:05 Panoramic Sunroof & Ambient Interior Lighting
4:13 Interior Quality: Less Piano Black
4:56 Charging Gadget & Three Screens!
6:24 Safety Tech
6:55 Third Row Seats
8:08 Boot Area & Usefulness
8:50 Engines: V6 Mild-Hybrid Diesels & PHEV
9:34 Air Suspension & Four-wheel Steering
9:50 Expected Costs & Release Date

Comments

22 responses to “NEW Audi Q9 FIRST LOOK – Better than a Range Rover?”

  1. @FenderUsa Avatar
    @FenderUsa

    Hahahaha the styling

  2. @johnhancock6925 Avatar
    @johnhancock6925

    Looks like every other Audi. Give me a Range Rover interior any day of the week

    1. @MarkSmith-di2uk Avatar
      @MarkSmith-di2uk

      You need a Range Rover with Audi reliability 😂😂

  3. @DW-xt6nt Avatar
    @DW-xt6nt

    Nice sort of but engine not as good as Merc 450D, price won’t be nice!

  4. @robertrussell4134 Avatar
    @robertrussell4134

    I’ll stick with my X7.

  5. @spsmith45 Avatar
    @spsmith45

    That dash looks messy to me.

  6. @ChronicallyMichael Avatar
    @ChronicallyMichael

    I own a new Q5, and seeing pretty much the same dash setup on a car this expensive makes me chuckle. I would like to see ‘reviewers’ actually be honest though…talk to Q5 B10 owners, having the fan speed two-three screen clicks away is the most irritating thing in the world (and ridiculous as that bar is user configurable APART from adding the fan speed) and the plastic roller wheels on the steering wheel as cheap as F. Oh and the wireless chargers constantly throw up error messages and Audi charge you to add backgrounds to the display, AND to add basic and normally standard functions to the lacklustre BO system (the latter being a subscription option) like auto volume levelling. This car is not in the same league as a Range Rover Velar let alone a Range Rover Sport, and boy since owning a new Q5, I know why Range Rover is so good at what they do. This car also looks like a toaster and a bin had chemsex in a library.

  7. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    This just perfect for US and China market, for our European streets it’s actually looking to big😊😅.
    But great to hear that looks like Audi interiors improved and are feeling more premium.
    And the best thing, that new V8 gives me hope for Audi RS6 Avant getting it👏👏👏👏

  8. @diIbert Avatar
    @diIbert

    You either love/hate the grill.

    1. @FenderUsa Avatar
      @FenderUsa

      you’d have to be blind or chinese to love it

  9. @CailenClog Avatar
    @CailenClog

    The hideous grill lol they’ve managed to bypass the over the top Lexus and BMW ones

  10. @long_view Avatar
    @long_view

    Hideous grille and headlights – looks like the bastard child of a Jaecoo 7 and a Kia. There again I’m neither American nor Chinese. You expect a large, luxurious SUV to have effortless power, which this 2.5+ ton car needs. But even its 295bhp diesel is weedy compared to Range Rover’s 350d, BMW X7’s 40d or MB’s GLS 450d.

  11. @gani2an1 Avatar
    @gani2an1

    fail……. 3rd row seats are a joke ….. diesel is a joke…. in today’s age we expect electric….. no physical buttons….. overall space does not compete with what chinese versions offer. The front looks ugly.

  12. @tednordquist5266 Avatar
    @tednordquist5266

    Hideous and with Android Automotive Operating System and their crummy apps.

  13. @menifo4334 Avatar
    @menifo4334

    An oversized Kona, with identical design cues to the rest of Audi’s SUV lineup, that doesn’t stand out from the rest of the SUV crowd except for some gimmicks, and that will cost a fortune to buy. Have they done any serious marketing research before they released this humongous pile of metal?

  14. @messenger8279 Avatar
    @messenger8279

    Great I might buy 2. One for work and one for best.

  15. @VSS1 Avatar
    @VSS1

    Chinese car for German money.

  16. @tobybushnell Avatar
    @tobybushnell

    Nothing says luxury like driving a diesel 😂

  17. @wouterengelsman3979 Avatar
    @wouterengelsman3979

    It is clearly not a Range Rover 😁

  18. @jamiep61 Avatar
    @jamiep61

    I prefer the SQ9 Grille

  19. @stevewhite658 Avatar
    @stevewhite658

    No buttons. So much for Audi listening!

  20. @malcolmjones1714 Avatar
    @malcolmjones1714

    It’s a Jaecoo

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