2023 Audi Q6 For China Is Broader Than The Q7

In terms of size, Audi's newest Q6 SUV is the largest to date. If you're not in China, though, you'll be unable to purchase one. Audi Q6 was built in China for the Chinese market in cooperation with SAIC. 

The three-row SUV measures 200.7 inches (5,099 mm) long, 79.2 inches (2,104 mm) wide, and 70.2 inches (1,784 mm) in height, according to data registered with China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). The wheelbase of 117.3 inches (2,980 mm) is similar to that of the Volkswagen Atlas, with which it shares the MQB platform.

According to reports from China, the new Audi Q6 SUV would be offered with either a middle-row bench seat or three rows of two chairs in a more opulent version. When it comes to outward size, the Q6 may be somewhat larger than the Q7, but when it comes to performance, the Q7 is far more powerful. 

The MQB-based Audi Q6 had to accept the turbocharged inline-four engines instead of strong V6 and V8 motors.   There are two 2.0-liter motors offered, one with 228 horsepower (231 PS) and the other with 261 horsepower (261 PS) (265 PS). According to MIIT, the highest speed is 129 mph (207 km/h). 

Audi Q6's stock wheels are also rather tiny, measuring only 17 inches in diameter, however, rims up to 21 inches will be offered as extras. Inside, the digital instrument cluster and twin console touchscreens are standard Audi features.
Audi will not make any official announcements until April's Beijing Auto Show.