Say Hello to Audi's Newest Icon: the 2027 Audi Q9

Settling into an individual second-row chair instead of a shared bench. Dialing back the sunlight overhead with a tap. Opening a door through an app before you've even reached it. These aren't gimmicks tacked onto a bigger body, they're the story of the all-new 2027 Audi Q9, a vehicle built with standard quattro all-wheel drive and serious trailering strength, but defined by the details Audi chose to sweat over.

Give the Second Row the Good Seats

Seven people can travel in the 2027 Audi Q9 as standard, but filling every available seat is not the only way to configure it. An optional six-person arrangement replaces the second-row bench with two captain's chairs. That means separate seating for middle-row passengers and a cabin arrangement with a more personal feel. Audi surrounds those seats with soft leather, modern wood inlays and sculpted ambient light, so the experience does not become less luxurious as you move away from the front row.


Change the Sky Without Closing It

Above the passengers sits Audi's largest openable panoramic glass roof, but its scale is only part of the story. Switchable transparency allows the amount of light entering through the glass to be adjusted. The feature gives occupants another way to manage the atmosphere inside without simply covering the roof completely. Bright afternoon or cloudy morning, the amount of daylight can suit the moment.


Plenty Happens When You Press the Pedal

A vehicle with three rows and seating for seven still has room for a little excitement. The all-new 2027 Audi Q9 carries a 2.9-litre twin-turbocharged V6 with 429 horsepower, allowing it to reach 100 km/h from rest in 5.2 seconds. Standard quattro all-wheel drive puts Audi's established traction system underneath that output. The same powertrain also has work to do beyond acceleration. With an available trailer hitch fitted, the Q9 is rated to tow as much as 7,700 pounds.


Darkness Brings Out Different Technology

The Audi Digital Matrix LED headlights continuously adapt illumination to conditions ahead. Rather than simply throwing more light down the road, the technology manages its projection to support visibility while minimizing glare toward approaching drivers. Precision-engineered dynamic indicators provide their own sweeping sequence, making the lighting recognizable even before you notice the four rings.


Your App Now Has a Door Button

The Q9 turns the myAudi app into more than a place for connected vehicle information. With Audi smart entrance, its power doors can be opened and closed through the app or with the touch of a button. It removes one small physical task from getting everyone aboard, something that becomes particularly handy when arms are already occupied with bags or other gear.

Put the Concert in the Furniture

Available Bang & Olufsen 4D Premium sound approaches cabin audio from places most systems ignore. Speakers built into the headrests alter where occupants perceive the music, while Seat Beat sends tactile signals through the seats in synchronization with the audio. Instead of chasing immersion purely through speaker count, Audi makes the seating itself part of what passengers experience.


Ownership Comes With a Head Start

The 2027 Audi Q9 is backed by an Audi New Vehicle Limited Warranty for four years or 80,000 kilometres, whichever occurs first. Complimentary Audi Care also covers scheduled maintenance at 15,000-kilometre intervals up to 60,000 kilometres or four years, whichever comes first. That gives new owners a defined maintenance schedule during the early years with the vehicle.


Take Your First Look at the Q9 With Audi Thornhill

The all-new 2027 Audi Q9 brings several ideas to the Audi SUV range that are worth experiencing rather than simply reading about. Connect with Audi Thornhill to explore its three-row configurations, quattro all-wheel drive, available cabin technologies and Canadian model details.

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