<p>&nbsp; A lot has changed on the inside as well for its latest second generation avatar. The designers have opted for a much elegant and simplistic feel to its cabin. This is clearly evident with its uncluttered cabin that houses a neat walnut brown and brushed aluminum finished dashboard with all the buttons and dials moved towards the driver side leaving room for a flat spread only for the air con vents. The traditional pop up display MMI navigation screen does the job brilliantly and it feels an integrated part of the dash. One has the option of opting between a sporty three spoke or a four spoke leather strapped steering wheel which comes equipped with integrated audio and other controls. The central tunnel houses one of the best looking leather wrapped gear shift lever which is quite natural to hold. Speaking of leather, you get the option of going for an all black or beige upholstery covered in cricket leather that is quite refined and offers great amount of cushioning. Under this support is very well taken care of right till the third row.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp; However, seating big adults at the third row will lead to cramped leg room and side space. Leaving that aside, you get a four zone automatic climate control with a TFT mounted controller on the rear row for an airy cabin. The Q7 houses a list of advanced tech features that makes it quite a champion in its class. One can opt for an optional, Audi virtual cockpit, in place of a traditional instrument cluster, that offers a large 12.3 inch TFT screen which displays a lot of information on the go including navigation support for a distraction free ride. Other features include electrically adjusted front row seats with memory function (driver side only), panoramic glass sunroof with two sections, auto park assist as well as a state-of-the-art Bose surround system.

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