What are the differences between the A7 and A7L?

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DelCaleb
07/24/25 6:23am
Here are the differences between the Audi A7 and A7L: 1. Exterior differences: (1) The A7L does not feature a fastback-style design on the side profile, but the frameless doors are retained despite the lengthening. (2) The A7 has a fastback-style design with a more raised body. 2. Size differences: (1) The A7L measures 5076mm in length, 1908mm in width, and 1429mm in height. (2) The A7 measures 4979mm in length, 1908mm in width, and 1408mm in height. 3. Configuration differences: The Audi A7L offers more features compared to the imported A7, including 21-inch RS sport wheels, DAWS dynamic all-wheel steering, active air suspension, and intelligent quattro all-wheel drive technology. These features are rare among other models in the same class, further enhancing the product appeal of the new car.
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DelaneyAnn
08/11/25 2:07am
As someone who has driven quite a few cars, I find the differences between the A7 and A7L quite noticeable. The imported A7 retains the original fastback design with particularly smooth rear lines, making it a real head-turner on the road, though the rear headroom is indeed a bit cramped. The domestically produced A7L by SAIC has extended the wheelbase by about 10 cm, making the entire body appear more elongated. It ditches the hatchback design for a traditional sedan trunk, offering about two fists more knee room in the rear seats, making it especially suitable for long family trips. Price-wise, the domestically produced A7L is over 100,000 RMB cheaper than the imported A7, and maintenance is much more convenient. However, when it comes to driving pleasure, the A7's frameless doors and low-slung body still offer a more exhilarating feel.
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