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Audi Q7 makes a comeback to the Indian market to once again take on the big players in the luxury SUV space. A proven power player for A...

Audi Q7 makes a comeback to the Indian market to once again take on the big players in the luxury SUV space. A proven power player for Audi in the country, the Q7 had to be taken off the shelves due to India's transition towards BS 6 emission norms but now, packed with a petrol motor under the hood, the model is once again ready to find homes in the country.The Q7 has been the flagship SUV for Audi for years and years. But this time around, it comes to find that the throne among SUVs has been taken by a new elder brother - the Q8. But while Q8 is a solid proposition in its own right, it is the Q7 that is still likely to gain max attention at the Audi dealerships.(Check out 2022 Audi Q7 in pics)But what could be the factors helping the case for the 2022 Audi Q7? Check out our first full-drive review of the model: Designed to dominate: The 2022 Audi Q7 has similar proportions and design elements as the model that was previously discontinued. And yet, there are several updates that also give it a more prominent road presence than before. Take the front octagonal grille for instance. Bigger and wider, it defines the face of the new Q7. Flanked on either side are updated head light units with a very catchy DRL signature. 2022 Audi Q7 variant-wise feature list:   Premium PlusTechnology (+ Premium Plus)  LED headlights 19-inch alloys Panoramic sunroof 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system Digital Driver Display Cruise control Four-zone climate control 4-way lumbar support for front seatsAir Quality sensor with fragranceElectric Steering Wheel AdjustmentFoot-Operated TailgateAndroid Auto, Apple CarPlayMatrix LED head lightsEight AirbagsDynamic Turn IndicatorsFront and rear parking sensors with rearview camera19-speaker B&O music systemHeated ORVMs360-degree cameraLane Departure WarningPark AssistAdaptive Air SuspensionAdaptive windshield wipersHill-Hold Assist Cruise Control