Excitement is brewing for Audi fans as spy shots of the upcoming 2026 Audi A7 Avant have emerged. These sneak peeks give us a glimpse of what to expect from the replacement for the current A6 Avant wagon.
The A7 Avant will be part of a bigger A7 family, which includes a redesigned A7 Sportback hatchback. While the hatchback is likely coming to the US as a 2026 model, it’s unclear if the wagon will join it.
Audi is moving towards electric cars, and the A7 Avant is part of that shift. It’s taking over from the A6 Avant, which is going electric for its next version. We’ve already spotted electric prototypes of the A6 Avant and A6 sedan being tested.
This new A7 Avant will likely use an updated version of Audi’s MLB platform, geared towards electric cars. It’s part of Audi’s plan to move away from traditional combustion engines in the coming years.
The spy shots show a sleeker design for the A7 Avant, with a bold grille at the front and a muscular look at the back. Some versions might even have visible exhaust pipes, though only on one side.
Under the hood, there are hints of a hybrid engine being tested, shown by yellow warning stickers. And for those craving more power, Audi is likely working on a high-performance RS 7 Avant with a hybrid setup too.
With these updates, Audi aims to blend style, performance, and eco-friendliness in its new A7 Avant. As car technology evolves, Audi is gearing up to make a mark with this exciting new addition to its lineup.
