Inside the Q7, you get the option of speccing the seats in either Cedar Brown-Steel Gray or Saiga Beige-Steel Gray. The black treatment of the dashboard is something that remains constant.

The overall design is simple with horizontal elements running across the dashboard. While I’m not a fan of the heavy usage of Piano Black elements around the central console, I do like the wood-like inlays around the door trims and dashboard.
The quality is great. Everything you touch and interact with feels tactile and well built, and the dashboard and door pads are covered in soft leatherette. Even more satisfying is the ‘click’ sound you get when you interact with the few physical buttons below the screens and the rotor for the electric ORVMs.
Front seats
The front seats of the Audi Q7 are super comfortable. The cushioning is good, the support is adequate and it feels even more accommodating for people with a wide build. The range of adjustments just make things even more convenient and comfortable with powered seats that have two memory presets along with lumbar adjustment.

The steering adjusts for both reach and rake, and finding a comfortable driving position is easy. The only thing that it misses out on is ventilation and massaging function, otherwise the Q7’s front seats are a great place to be on a long road trip.
Second row
But chances are that if you’re buying the Q7, you won’t be spending too much time at the front. Now you do have to climb in a bit to get inside the Q7, but once you’re sat, the seats are comfortable and the space is plenty. The rear seats slide and recline, so you can get really comfortable on long journeys, and conveniences like a central armrest and rear sunshades make it a nicer place to be.

I wouldn’t make any adult sit in the middle for too long though, as the seats are contoured to support the side passengers, which can feel intrusive. And if that doesn’t, the thick central tunnel will definitely make them feel uncomfortable and limit their footroom.
Third row
Getting inside the third row is easy with second row seats that fold and tumble. Now if the second row passengers are a little accommodating and don’t move the seats all the way back, average size adults can actually spend a long time in the third row of the Q7. While passengers won’t be able to benefit from the airy feels of the panoramic sunroof, they do get decent-sized window cut outs which ensures they don’t feel cramped. There are no AC vents for the third row passengers.

Charging Options
The front and second row passengers in the Audi Q7 get two Type-C charging ports. There’s a wireless phone charger at the front, while a 12V socket is available for both the front and second row passengers.
