Overview

What's New for 2020

The Audi S7 comes in two trims, Premium Plus and Prestige.

The Premium Plus variant begins around $84,000 and comes with 20-inch alloy wheels, matrix-design LED headlights, power-folding side mirrors, power open/close trunk, proximity keyless entry, blind-spot monitor, lane departure warning, front collision warning, front and rear parking sensors, top-view camera, digital instrument cluster, dual touchscreen center displays, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity, a Bang and Olufsen 3D sound system with sixteen speakers, wireless phone charger, four-zone climate control, heated steering wheel, heated Valcona leather power seats with driver memory settings, and ambient LED lighting.

The Prestige trim comes with an MSRP of around $90,000 and adds active emergency lane keep assist, automatic rear braking, rear cross-traffic assist, adaptive cruise control with stop and go, a head-up display, soft close doors, dual-pane acoustic glass, leather dashboard and armrests, air quality system, adjustable ambient lighting, and heated rear seats.

The S7 shares most of its interior design elements with the rest of Audi’s premium models. The interior is understated and elegant with dark colors and aluminum highlights. Standard premium materials like leather, wood, and Alcantara create high-quality touchpoints throughout the cabin. The seats have been designed for comfort and support, while the rear seating room and cargo capacity outshines most of the S7’s competitors.

Audi ushers in the age of technology to the automotive world with a large digital instrument cluster and two center haptic-touch displays. The dashboard has gone almost entirely digital, which can make controlling vehicle settings while driving a little bit tricky. However, at a standstill, the displays respond quickly to commands and are simple to navigate.