When it comes to showcasing quality and refinement, few vehicles compare to the Audi Q7 and its lavishly appointed cabin.

While rivals like the Range Rover Sport and BMW X5 have long been known for their modern luxury interiors, the Audi Q7 is more than capable of standing up to the competition.

Its preference for brushed metal (or the appearance of it), sweeping lines, supreme fit and finish, plush leathers, and suede inserts in the doors give it a classy feel that isn’t garish or over-the-top. Even the cheaper plastics lower down by your feet feel of high quality.

Every surface and item of switchgear in the Audi Q7’s cabin is designed to be pleasing to the touch. The two-tier screens, one for infotainment and the other for climate controls, are seamlessly integrated into the dash.

However, some may find the screens to be less responsive and the icons too small, requiring extra attention when operating them while driving.

The Virtual Cockpit display in the Audi Q7 is one of the best in the market, offering unmatched customizability and flexibility. Pairing your phone via Apple Carplay or Android Auto is seamless and convenient.

Aside from its tech features and high-quality materials, the Audi Q7 is also incredibly spacious and practical. The second row offers ample room for tall adults, with three individual seats that can be adjusted for comfort.

Opting for the plug-in version may mean sacrificing the third row of seats and some boot space, as the battery is stored in the floor. However, the Q7 remains a practical choice for daily use.

Ultimately, the Audi Q7’s cabin exudes luxury and sophistication, making it a top contender in the premium SUV segment.