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It may have made a bold impression nearly 20 years ago when first unveiled to the world, but does the Audi Q7 still have what it takes to dazzle and delight motorists? For its age, the bulky SUV has maintained a relatively small list of iterations, although that will be spiced up when a fully electric version heads down under later in 2019. The not-so modest price may lead you to pause for a second, but the Q7 packs a lot of inclusions. Here you have park assist, auto wipers and headlights, sat-nav, keyless operation, smartphone integration, hill-descent control, reversing camera, parking sensors plus supreme safety tech. These days the Q7 looks far more inviting as far as its aesthetics, but in no way is it a pushover. You’ll realise that behind the wheel, where the V6 engines are equipped for ferocious power output. The plug-in hybrid variant provides even more impetus thanks to its electric motor that adds sprightly acceleration. Like the Q3 and Q5, the SQ7 boasts racing performance credentials, powered by a freakish 4L V8 motor. It’s also fitted with 21” wheels, adaptive air suspension and pristine leather upholstery for the utmost comfort. In addition to 3500kg braked towing capacity, and a huge luggage hold, there is versatility and functionality courtesy of the choice between five and seven seat variants. Nevertheless, in each case, rear leg room is ample, while the various forms of multi-zone climate control provide great comfort. Stately in every which way, the Audi Q7 will appease the large SUV crowd on all fronts.