Audi Q9 Full-Size SUV
At 17.4 feet long, the Q9 SUV is the largest vehicle Audi has ever built. It seats seven standard, or six with an optional layout that swaps the second row for a pair of electric captain's chairs, and every row sits under a panoramic sunroof spanning more than 16 square feet, the largest glass surface Audi has installed in any model. At the back, curved OLED lighting panels wrap into the body in what Audi calls a world first, joined by headlights that project turn signals onto the pavement at night. The SQ9 variant runs a twin-turbo V8 making 591 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque, enough for a 4.0-second sprint to 62 mph through a rear-biased quattro system. Both versions tow up to 7,716 pounds and come standard with adaptive air suspension and rear-axle steering. A hands-free cruise system, another first for the brand, works at highway speeds up to 85 mph in the US, Canada, and Germany.

