Audi Denver

The 2022 Audi Q7 delivers a potent performance with up to 335 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque. You'll also get several innovative systems that are sure to smooth out your drive on any terrain, including:

• Standard quattro® all-wheel drive
• Available all-wheel steering with up to five degrees of steering on all four wheels
• Available Audi adaptive air suspension giving you up to 50mm of extra ground clearance

Plus, when properly equipped, the Audi Q7 can tow up to 7,700 pounds of trailer weight.

Comparing line by line, you’ll find that the Volvo XC90 falls short. Its most powerful gas engine only makes 316 horsepower resulting in a 5,000-pound maximum towing capacity when properly configured. Though the Volvo does give you adaptive air suspension, all-wheel drive does not come standard and all-wheel steering isn’t offered.

When it comes to comfort, you can count on the 2022 Audi Q7 to provide enough wiggle room for up to seven passengers. See how its space compares to the 2022 Volvo XC90's passenger space:

On top of all the extra space you'll get in the Q7, you'll also have standard leather upholstery for all seven seats as well as standard heated front seats. Even in the base model of the Q7, you can opt for cooled and massaging front seats.

The XC90 also comes standard with leather seating surfaces. However, you'll need to upgrade for heated front seats since they don't come standard in this model. You also won't have the option for cooled front seats in the base model of the XC90.

The 2022 Audi Q7 and the 2022 Volvo XC90 are more in sync when it comes to driver-assistive technology. Both models are fitted with all the latest active safety technology, including:

• Automatic lane maintaining technology
• Adaptive cruise control
• Bird's-eye view camera system

In addition to these features, the Audi tacks on available Night vision assistant with large animal and pedestrian detection. Using enhanced thermal imagery, you can detect animals and pedestrians in front of you. If you don't pick up on them, visual and audible warnings will let you know.