Audi Q7 Towing Capacity

You can find 84 different trims/engines for the Audi Q7 and their corresponding recommended towing capacity.

The years available stretch from 2006 through to 2022 and to view the towing capacity you just click to expand.

The Audi Q7 is a mid-size crossover SUV that has been in production since 2005. There have been two generations, with the second version making its debut in 2015.

Despite being in the mid-size category, it is the largest SUV currently produced by Audi. It sits above both the Q3 and Q5. It is also larger than the luxurious Audi Q8.

It features a 5-door, 7-seat layout and is fitted with either a front-wheel or Audi’s Quattro all-wheel drive system.

Competition from other luxury SUVs includes the BMW X7 and Mercedes-Benz GLS. In America, it also goes up against the Cadillac XT6.

Trim levels consist of the base Premium, Premium Plus, and top-tier Prestige. There is also the S-line, which represents a sportier package in terms of trim.

Audi also produces the SQ7, a high-performance version that boasts a more powerful engine and a host of other upgrades.

Another notable version is the plug-in hybrid version called the Q7 e-Tron. This made its debut from the very beginning in 2015.

Petrol powertrains range from the smallest 2-liter TFSI inline-4 and go up to the 4.2-liter TFSI V8 found in the first generation. The second generation is limited to a 4-liter TFSI V8 engine.

Diesel versions consist of engines ranging from the 3-liter V6 TFSI found in both versions and go up to the very large 5.9-liter TDI V12 found exclusively in the first generation. Like the petrol engines, the second generation diesel engines are limited, only going up to a 4-liter TFSI V8.

The V12 TDI had a huge torque rating of 1,000 N.m.

These have been mated with 6-speed automatic and manual transmissions, as well as 8-speed automatics in the more powerful versions.