Audi Q7

The Audi Q7 has only been on the market for a couple of years now, but the German automaker has officially revealed an updated version of its biggest utility vehicle. The 2010 Q7 sports only mild revisions, with tweaks to the SUV’s front and rear fascias, as well as an updated interior.

The 2010 Q7 features new headlight clusters, complete with the LED treatment that is spreading throughout Audi’s lineup. The ’10 model also sports a new front bumper.

Out back it’s a similar story, with new LED taillights, a revised bumper and a reshaped tailgate to accommodate all shapes of world license plates. Audi has also added two new colors for the 2010 model – Teak Brown and Graphite Gray – as well as new design wheels.

Inside the 2010 Q7 receives more wood accents, ambient door lighting and Audi’s third-generation MMI navigation system, featuring 3D navigation and joystick control.

The Q7’s powerplants will carry over unchanged, although the European market will see a more fuel-efficient version of the ‘ute’s 4.2L TDI V8, now achieving 23.8 mpg U.S. on the combined cycle.

The 2010 Q7 will begin rolling into Audi dealerships this fall, with pricing slated to be announced closer to launch.