The Audi Q7 TFSI e plug-in hybrid

Order your 271 Audi Q7 TFSI e from €909 per month at 4.9% APR*

With up to 84km electric range, enjoy the flexibility of two drive systems; purely combustion, purely electric, or an automatic combination of both. Experience luxurious driving, first-class comfort and outstanding performance from €909* per month at 4.9% APR.

Build your Q7 TFSI e online today and explore all possibilities and for a limited time you can avail of  the Vorsprung Pack available on S line and competition models from €4,360^.

Vorsprung Pack includes: Panoramic glass sunroof, Bang & Olufsen Premium Sound System, Ambient lighting package, Acoustic insulated glass, Flat-bottom steering wheel, Tinted rear windows, and Front Super Sport seats with diamond stitching.

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*Typical Audi Personal Contract plan (PCP) Example: Q7 55 TFSI e 394PS quattro S line tiptronic. On The Road Price €96,320.00. Deposit / Part Exchange €29,715.71. 36 monthly payments of €909.00. Fixed Annual Percentage Rate (APR) 4.90%. Optional Final Payment €41,769.20. Total Cost of Credit €8,038.91 including acceptance fee (€75) and completion fee (€75). Pricing correct as of 8th September 2026. Offer valid until 30th November 2026 and subject to availability. Audi Financial Services reserve the right to remove this offer at any time. Selected models only. Image for illustrative purposes only. Finance is provided by way of PCP, a form of Hire Purchase Agreement from Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited and is subject to lending criteria, terms and conditions apply. Volkswagen Financial Services Ireland Limited trading as Audi Financial Services is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.