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Audi's large crossover spied on the road almost undisguised

Audi's large crossover spied on the road almost undisguised

chitchatboy

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blogentry-133713-0-37135900-1502591619_thumb.jpgAudi's yet-to-be launched Q8 SUV has been caught on the public roads pretty much undisguised.

 

Based on the MLB Evo platform that underpins the Q7, the new large SUV features a more rakish exterior styling which can be clearly seen in this photo as compared to its sister car.

 

No photos of the interior were shown but it is said to have an advanced center console that comes with two digital displays.

 

Spotted by a member of the Autopareri forum, the car is likely to go on sale next year and will have powertrain options similar to the Q7.


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mercymercy

Q7 is already very big so this is even bigger? Hope the front grille design will be nicer and different from the current Q7. 

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