The Q9 promises to be the largest SUV we’ll have on our lot, outpacing the Q7 with more room in the third row and the trunk. In the front row, you’ll be greeted with power-opening doors, and upon entering the cabin, you’ll find the seating area covered with genuine wood trim and alpaca wool. Of course, Audi’s calling card is technology, so you’ll find no shortage of screens from one end of the dash to the other. Looking up, you’ll find a sweeping panoramic sunroof that can be dimmed in different sections and turns black when parked to keep your vehicle cool. 

For passengers in the second row, you have a choice between a bench or captain’s chairs, which reduces your seating capacity to seven. From the limited pictures Audi has released, it looks like second-row passengers will have the option of heated, ventilated seats, with dedicated climate control and vents for them. 

Second-row seats can be pushed all the way back to maximize comfort if you’re not using the third row, but if you do have passengers in the rear, the third row seats pop up from the floor. Admittedly, third row seating in the Q7 is tight for adults, but those same adults should have no qualms about sitting in the more spacious third row of the Audi Q9. Audi has yet to release cargo capacity numbers, but it should be deep enough to accommodate your belongings on your next road trip.

The Q9 appears to be covered in display screens, but the star of the show is a sweeping infotainment touchscreen that dominates the center of the dashboard. On either side, you’ll find it connects to a digital gauge cluster that rests right behind the steering wheel, and a passenger display unit for streaming and controls on the go. Audi has yet to confirm any of the technology onboard the Q9, but it’s safe to assume you’ll have access to Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and a Bang & Olufsen stereo system. Driver assistance technology should be plentiful as well, and we expect an appearance of Audi’s lauded self-parking system. It also stands to reason the Q9 will benefit from Audi Quattro all-wheel drive platform, which helps Audi’s stand up to tough driving conditions better than other luxury brands.

At the time of this writing, there’s still a lot we don’t know about the new Audi SUV. The German luxury brand has yet to confirm the powertrain the Q9 will utilize, the trim levels we’ll see, and the expected safety rating. We expect Audi to release more details about their newest SUV before the end of the Summer, and we should see models hit our lot shortly after the Q9 is debuted. Stay connected with Audi Bozeman so we can update you with everything you need to know about the new Audi Q9 for sale in Bozeman, Montana.