German automotive manufacturer Audi shares the interior design details of its new flagship, the Audi Q9, which is at the top of its product range, for the first time. Designed as a lively living space for families, business people and long journeys, the full-size SUV stands out with its large interior volume and innovative technologies.

Audi CEO Gernot Döllner stated that the Q9 redefines the in-car experience; It offers a high-level equipment package with a seating arrangement for six or seven people, fully electric doors used for the first time in the brand, a smart panoramic glass roof and a 4D sound system. The vehicle, which will make its official world premiere in the summer of 2026, functions as an advanced technology base rather than transportation.

• Fully Electric Doors:Thanks to this feature, which is a first in Audi history, the doors; It is automatically controlled via a smartphone application, brake pedal or seat belt buckle and is supported by advanced safety sensors.

• Smart Panoramic Glass Roof:The huge glass area of ​​1.5 square meters blocks 99.5 percent of harmful UV rays by becoming transparent or matte with a single button in nine different zones.

• High-Level Multimedia and Power Infrastructure:The 4D sound system by Bang & Olufsen, actuators integrated into the seats, dual wireless charging pads with Qi2.2 support and USB-C ports with 100 Watt output take the in-car electronic experience to the next level.

High Level Comfort and Flexible Use in the Audi Q9 Interior

One of the most distinctive features of the Audi Q9 is the large living space and flexible seat configurations it offers. In the six-seat layout offered for users seeking comfort, there are two independent electric seats with ventilation and massage features in the middle row.

In the seven-seat version designed for large families, child seats can be installed on all three seats in the second row. The third row seats fold with one touch using electric buttons to expand the luggage space.

The design language in the interior; It is supported by high quality materials such as alpaca wool, Dinamica microfiber, fine Nappa leather and real wood. Replacing glossy surfaces with matte and textured materials reduces the fingerprint problem and provides a cleaner appearance.

Innovative Door Systems and Smart Glass Ceiling

The new Q9 contains many technological firsts for the German manufacturer. The ability to open and close all doors electrically not only provides ease of use, but also increases security with the sensors on it.

The prevent collisions by detecting surrounding obstacles and prevent possible accidents by detecting approaching cyclists. The panoramic glass roof of the vehicle stands out as a striking engineering detail.

The glass ceiling adjusts the level of opacity and transparency thanks to electric current. This system, which automatically becomes matted so that the inside is not visible from the outside when the vehicle is parked, eliminates the need for a mechanical curtain. In addition, 84 LED lights in the ceiling equipment adapt to the ambiance of the interior with 30 different color options.

Advanced 4D Audio Experience and Charging Station

In-car information and entertainment system makes journeys more interactive. The updated 4D premium sound system developed by Bang & Olufsen allows you to not only hear the music but also physically feel it, with vibration actuators placed in the front seats.

Speakers integrated into the headrests create an isolated sound field for driver-specific navigation instructions and phone calls that do not disturb other passengers.

The dual wireless charging pad in the redesigned center console supports the Qi2.2 standard, charging two smartphones simultaneously. In addition, the USB-C ports in the vehicle output up to 100 Watts of power, allowing even laptops to be charged.

The aluminum rail system in the luggage compartment ensures that the loads are securely fixed with movable hooks. All the potential and hardware details of the new flagship will be revealed at the global event to be held next summer.