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Audi Q7 Sales Figures

Audi Q7

Here you will find United States and Canadian sales figures for the Audi Q7. The Q7 was Audi’s first SUV when it arrived for 2007, and the second-generation car that landed for 2017 remains the brand’s three-row family flagship, sold alongside the sportier Q8 on the same platform. Seven seats, standard quattro all-wheel drive and a V6 that most rivals now charge extra for have kept it in the mix against much newer competition.


Specifications
  • Class: Mid-size luxury SUV, three rows, seven seats
  • Engines: 45 TFSI 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder, 248 hp and 273 lb-ft; 55 TFSI 3.0L turbocharged V6, 335 hp and 369 lb-ft; SQ7 4.0L twin-turbo V8, 500 hp and 568 lb-ft
  • Transmission: Eight-speed Tiptronic automatic
  • Drivetrain: quattro all-wheel drive, with all-wheel steering on the SQ7
  • Trims: Premium, Premium Plus and Prestige
  • Pricing: From $62,000 for the 45 TFSI Premium, rising to $90,095 for the 55 TFSI Prestige, before the $1,295 destination charge
  • Chief rivals: BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Volvo XC90, Acura MDX, Lexus GX

Audi Q7 Sales in the United States

The first-generation Q7 was a modest seller in the United States, running between 7,299 and 20,695 units a year from 2006 to 2015. The second-generation car changed that: volume jumped to 30,563 units in 2016 and peaked at 38,346 in 2017, the Q7’s best year by a wide margin. It has drifted lower since, with a 2022 low of 17,887 units during the semiconductor shortage, a rebound to 26,470 in 2023, then 20,894 in 2024 and 18,242 in 2025, a decline of about 13 percent. The first half of 2026 is softer again at 7,683 units, about 23 percent behind the same period last year, which is consistent with a model at the end of its run ahead of a replacement. Two notes on the chart: Audi reports United States volume quarterly in several of these years, so 2021, 2022 and 2024 repeat identical figures across adjacent months, and August 2022 and November 2023 are missing outright, so both of those annual totals understate their years.

2025 full year
18,242
▼ 12.7% vs 2024
2026 YTD (Jan–Jun)
7,683
▼ 23.0% vs same period 2025
Best year
38,346
2017
Total on record
415,564
all years
2006: 10,003 units2007: 20,695 units2008: 13,209 units2009: 7,299 units2010: 7,976 units2011: 8,998 units2012: 11,008 units2013: 15,978 units2014: 18,517 units2015: 18,995 units2016: 30,563 units2017: 38,346 units2018: 37,417 units2019: 34,649 units2020: 25,372 units2021: 25,363 units2022: 17,887 units2023: 26,470 units2024: 20,894 units2025: 18,242 units2026: 7,683 units (partial)010k20k30k40k20062008201020122014201620182020202220242026

Audi Q7, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2006–2026. 2026 is January–Jun (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
200610,003—
200720,695▲ 106.9%
200813,209▼ 36.2%
20097,299▼ 44.7%
20107,976▲ 9.3%
20118,998▲ 12.8%
201211,008▲ 22.3%
201315,978▲ 45.1%
201418,517▲ 15.9%
201518,995▲ 2.6%
201630,563▲ 60.9%
201738,346▲ 25.5%
201837,417▼ 2.4%
201934,649▼ 7.4%
202025,372▼ 26.8%
202125,363▼ 0.0%
202217,887▼ 29.5%
202326,470▲ 48.0%
202420,894▼ 21.1%
202518,242▼ 12.7%
2026 (Jan–Jun)7,683▼ 23.0% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
2006—————1,3105907771,3331,6532,0192,32110,003
20071,6361,7472,0751,8971,9581,6601,6611,8241,5911,5331,5381,57520,695
20081,2091,1301,3901,2031,1219588019021,3939849111,20713,209
20096684384536727957715183947436715006767,299
20104733665416366666566025606737891,0001,0147,976
20117567427397908458427907205407106059198,998
20128663737168879196888919511,0511,0121,1611,49311,008
20138899201,0921,1831,2691,2271,3281,4781,3861,4031,5242,27915,978
20141,2681,2291,5921,4621,4551,4291,4461,8591,3651,7381,7461,92818,517
20158801,0121,5601,6201,8231,6301,9392,0161,9412,1061,2791,18918,995
20162,3361,6533,0042,4722,6632,6132,3222,3472,4752,7982,6053,27530,563
20172,4112,4772,6603,0223,0483,1143,3343,1743,5383,4383,2924,83838,346
20182,8772,3213,0613,0833,2173,2042,9223,6822,9033,1462,9714,03037,417
20192,0611,9653,0912,7523,2412,9232,7513,4082,3572,9713,1623,96734,649
20202,0242,6211,5877951,7671,8562,1511,9122,0712,8972,3803,31125,372
20212,4682,4682,7773,3743,2443,3741,5651,5071,5651,0071,0071,00725,363
20221,2681,2681,4261,7841,7181,7181,366—1,3661,9911,9112,07117,887
20232,1122,0282,2812,3182,2292,3182,6162,8252,7212,462—2,56026,470
20241,3831,3831,4391,1971,2451,2451,8612,0851,7122,1662,5422,63620,894
20251,7011,6331,7691,6451,7081,5181,4681,2841,3911,2891,3081,52818,242
20261,2161,1221,2161,3411,4591,329——————7,683

Audi Q7 Sales in Canada

Canada has been a proportionally strong market for the Q7. Sales climbed from 618 units in 2006 to a peak of 4,666 in 2017, the same year the United States peaked, then fell back through the shortage years to 1,589 units in 2024. Last year reversed that decisively: 2,423 units in 2025, a gain of about 52 percent and the best Canadian year since 2018, with April through June each above 280 units. The first half of 2026 has cooled to 1,173 units, about 12 percent behind the same six months of 2025, a much gentler decline than the one recorded south of the border.

2006: 618 units2007: 1,235 units2008: 1,269 units2009: 1,146 units2010: 1,247 units2011: 1,565 units2012: 1,653 units2013: 1,781 units2014: 1,959 units2015: 1,658 units2016: 4,335 units2017: 4,666 units2018: 4,507 units2019: 3,213 units2020: 2,249 units2021: 2,638 units2022: 2,508 units2023: 1,972 units2024: 1,589 units2025: 2,423 units2026: 1,173 units (partial)01.3k2.5k3.8k5k20062008201020122014201620182020202220242026

Audi Q7, Canada calendar-year unit sales, 2006–2026. 2026 is January–Jun (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
2006618—
20071,235▲ 99.8%
20081,269▲ 2.8%
20091,146▼ 9.7%
20101,247▲ 8.8%
20111,565▲ 25.5%
20121,653▲ 5.6%
20131,781▲ 7.7%
20141,959▲ 10.0%
20151,658▼ 15.4%
20164,335▲ 161.5%
20174,666▲ 7.6%
20184,507▼ 3.4%
20193,213▼ 28.7%
20202,249▼ 30.0%
20212,638▲ 17.3%
20222,508▼ 4.9%
20231,972▼ 21.4%
20241,589▼ 19.4%
20252,423▲ 52.5%
2026 (Jan–Jun)1,173▼ 12.1% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
200600004235293881173104116618
200774811111279210112691119124711181,235
2008808210214010993108117111121951111,269
200962751171331101134441134137103771,146
201089511151049410374951201771171081,247
201113486115201136122136134150151125751,565
20121608613619814319795801271881211221,653
20131031151551601471801791431951791031221,781
20141181181922251891671551521412061721241,959
2015896711920519323517620118012547211,658
20163343423823814264564082464183863402164,335
20173123694345914714783813223873253422544,666
20183053514175365005123773173403023571934,507
20192902642792892892632382382183032642783,213
20201491361511551411562602482502071882082,249
20212072072413082803102462582481091091152,638
20222011922222792792941341541422032032052,508
202398891052142352362032332041231181141,972
20247167691071071001491491382271972081,589
20251641491572972832851761681702061701982,423
2026163145160241230234——————1,173

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