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In the AutoblogGreen Garage: Audi Q7 4.2 TDI

Click the Q7 4.2 TDI for a high-res gallery At the 2007 Detroit Auto Show, Audi made a big show of the Q7 TDI that they were planning to introduce to the U.S. market. That particular model is coming late this year or early next and will be powered by a 3.0L V-6 diesel. At the same show the Germans also showed a concept version of the Q7 powered (or should I say torqued?) by a new 6.0L V-12 TDI paying homage to the success of the R10 TDI Le Mans race car. Last month at the Geneva Motor Show, Audi announced that the V-12 Q7 would be going into ... Read more →

Audi Q7 hybrid: 1.2 miles/30 mph on electricity alone Sebastian Blanco

It's huge, it's powerful and it's a um, green? The upcoming Audi Q7 hybrid, coming to "certain markets" late next year, is supposed to spit out about 23 percent fewer emissions and use 23 percent ...

Take a look at Audi's current green efforts Jeremy Korzeniewski

We'll relay the information in this article on Auto 123 in the ever-popular backwards-first method of news reporting. That article ends this way: "Further down the road, as oil reserves become ...

In the AutoblogGreen Garage: Audi Q7 4.2 TDI 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Click the Q7 4.2 TDI for a high-res gallery At the 2007 Detroit Auto Show, Audi made a big show of the Q7 TDI that they were planning to introduce to the U.S. market. That particular model is coming late this year or early next and will be powered by a 3.0L V-6 diesel. At the same show the Germans ...

Audi Q7 hybrid: 1.2 miles/30 mph on electricity alone 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

It's huge, it's powerful and it's a um, green? The upcoming Audi Q7 hybrid, coming to "certain markets" late next year, is supposed to spit out about 23 percent fewer emissions and use 23 percent less fuel than the standard Q7 3.6 FSI, according to Audi. The Q7 hybrid uses a 288-volt nickel metal ...

Take a look at Audi's current green efforts 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

We'll relay the information in this article on Auto 123 in the ever-popular backwards-first method of news reporting. That article ends this way: "Further down the road, as oil reserves become exhausted, bigger and better solutions will be needed." While that may seem obvious, another point worth ...


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