Audi Q7 2009–2015

1 generation (4L) [restyling]
No photos yet3.0 TDI tiptronic quattro (245 hp)
At a glance
Engine2967 cm3 Diesel
Power245 hp
GearboxAutomatic
OriginN/A
Trim
3.0 AT (224 hp)3.0 AT (239 hp)3.0 AT (240 hp)3.0 AT (245 PS)3.0 AT (333 PS)3.0 AT 4WD (204 hp)3.0 AT 4WD (272 PS)3.0 TDI clean diesel tiptronic quattro (245 hp)3.0 TDI tiptronic quattro (204 hp)3.0 TDI tiptronic quattro (245 hp)3.0 TFSI tiptronic quattro (272 hp)3.0 TFSI tiptronic quattro (333 hp)3.6 AT (280 hp)3.6 FSI tiptronic quattro (280 hp)3.6 MT (280 hp)4.1 AT (340 PS)4.2 AT (350 hp)4.2 AT (355 hp)4.2 FSI tiptronic quattro (350 hp)4.2 TDI tiptronic quattro (340 hp)5.9 AT (500 hp)6.0 TDI tiptronic quattro (500 hp)

Specifications

Engine
Max power (kW)183 kW
Engine power245 hp
Engine power249 PS
Capacity2967 cm3
Valves per cylinder4
Maximum torque550 N*m
Number of cylinders6
Cylinder bore83 mm
Stroke cycle91.4 mm
Injection typeCommon Rail
Engine typeDiesel
Turnover of maximum torquefrom 1 750 to 2 750 RPM
Max power at RPMfrom 3 800 to 4 400 RPM
Presence of intercoolerPresent
Boost typeTurbo
Cylinder layoutV-type
Bodywork
Front track1651 mm
Rear track1681 mm
Height1729 mm
Width1983 mm
Max trunk capacity2035 l
Ground clearance205 mm
Curb weight2345 kg
Full weight2995 kg
Wheelbase3002 mm
Min trunk capacity330 l
Number of seater5
Length5089 mm
Trailer load (with brakes)6495 kg
Payload650 kg
Body typeCrossover
Gearbox and handling
Turning circle12 m
Number of gear8
Drive wheelsAll wheel drive (AWD)
Gearbox typeAutomatic
Operating characteristics
Fuel tank capacity100 l
Max speed215 km/h
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.7 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km7.4 l
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)7.8 s
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km8.6 l
Fueldiesel
Emission standardsEURO V
Cruising rangefrom 1 160 to 1 490 km
Suspension and brakes
Front suspensionDouble wishbone, Dampers
Back suspensionDouble wishbone, Dampers
Front brakesventilated disc
Rear brakesventilated disc

Grades & features

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