Audi SQ7 2026 Price in UAE

The 2026 Audi SQ7 is Audi's performance flagship in the large SUV segment — a full-size, seven-seat-capable body paired with a 4.0 L petrol engine producing 507 BHP, making it one of the most potent SUVs in its class. It starts from AED 499,900 in the UAE in the TFSI - Progress S trim, which is the sole variant available here.

Power is sent through an Automatic gearbox with Quattro all-wheel drive as standard. The 4.0 L engine delivers genuinely rapid performance across the rev range, while the air suspension system adapts ride height and damping depending on drive mode — a meaningful piece of engineering that separates the SQ7 from rivals that use passive setups at this price. With 5 seats in the configuration listed here, it is a firmly performance-oriented setup rather than a family bus. Fuel economy achieves 7 Km/L on a mixed cycle, which is competitive for the output on offer. The TFSI - Progress S trim includes Audi's virtual cockpit, Bang & Olufsen sound, adaptive air suspension, and a panoramic sunroof as standard — there is no step-up trim to consider, since only one variant is listed.

Pros: 507 BHP from a large SUV body means overtaking performance and motorway cruising that few rivals match at this price — the Porsche Cayenne Turbo costs considerably more for comparable numbers. The interior quality, virtual cockpit layout, and material choices set a high bar even by German premium standards. Cons: at 5 seats in the UAE spec, buyers needing genuine seven-seat utility should look elsewhere or verify local seat configuration availability. Fuel costs will be higher than diesel-engined European-market equivalents, as the 4.0 L petrol engine is thirstier under hard use than the diesel variant sold abroad.

No used SQ7 examples are currently listed on CarSwitch UAE, reflecting how rarely owners part with this model in the local market — a reasonable signal of ownership satisfaction. Residual value data for this specific variant is limited, but large performance SUVs in the SQ7's bracket typically retain value in line with segment peers when maintained with full dealer history.

Buyers cross-shopping the SQ7 also look closely at the BMW X5 M Competition, Mercedes-Benz GLE 63 AMG, and Porsche Cayenne — all performance-oriented large SUVs in overlapping price territory. The SQ7's case rests on interior tech sophistication and the breadth of the Audi driving modes package; the Cayenne counters with sharper steering and a more overtly sporting character, while the GLE 63 AMG offers a louder exhaust note and stronger brand prestige in some markets.