Audi Q5 has a traditional SUV body shape but represents its unique style seen in the four-ring badge. This set of images illustrates the Indian version of a facelifted Q5 launched in November 2021 and shows all sides, several design features and the colour options available. This includes an explanation of the absence of the third seat row, giving some details about the passenger compartment layout before exploring each variant.
Equipment, wheel designs and trim details can differ between model years and variants, so compare these photographs with the specifications of the car you are considering. You can explore used Audi Q5 cars on Spinny, subject to availability.
Audi Q5 Exterior Images
The facelifted Audi Q5 features an expansive grille, angular bumpers and sharp contours all over the body. The design of the car is distinctively robust, without any excessive ornamentation. The cabin is slightly upright, keeping the SUV’s traditional appeal.
Key Highlights
- Octagonal Singleframe grille with vertical struts and a prominent Audi badge.
- LED headlights and rear lights, with distinctive lighting shapes.
- Defined shoulder line, roof rails and alloy wheels that vary by specification.
- Two-part panoramic glass sunroof and a roof-mounted rear spoiler.
Front Profile
The Singleframe grille is the most important component in the front profile of the Q5. It takes up a lot of room between the precisely shaped headlamps and is complemented by the vertical elements of the grille, which confer a distinctive look upon the Indian model. The bonnet features understated creases that help draw attention to the grille without making the front look cluttered.
Lower down, the bumper incorporates substantial side air inlets and contrasting trim. A straight-on photograph is useful for understanding the arrangement of the headlights, grille and bumper. A front three-quarter view adds a clearer sense of bonnet length and the relationship between the nose and front wheel arches.
Side Profile
Viewing the Q5 from the side allows for easy comprehension of the proportions. A prominent shoulder line cuts through all doors while the gently protruding wheel arches add to a strong appearance of the body. The roof slopes gradually towards the rear and opts out of an upscale coupé-like curvature.
Roof rails, window surrounds and lower-door trim add detail to the profile. Their finish can vary with the edition, especially on versions with darker exterior accents. The alloy wheels also deserve attention: later cars and special editions can have different designs from the Q5 originally launched in 2021.
Rear Profile
The rear features different tail-light sections instead of the one-piece light strip that the updated version of the Q5 overseas boasts of. There is a horizontal chrome bar at the bottom of the lights that makes both sides appear connected, while the tailgate is wide enough to ensure a clean central area.
Above the rear window sits a roof spoiler. The lower bumper introduces contrasting surfaces and trapezoidal exhaust-style finishers, balancing the simpler upper half of the rear. These visible finishers should not be confused with exposed functional exhaust tips.
The three-quarter angle enables observers to see the configuration of the back lamps around the body and how the tailgate fits in with the sides. It also allows viewers to perceive the bumper’s depth more clearly than when images are taken from the rear.
The Q5’s exterior brings together a recognisable Audi front end, balanced SUV proportions and restrained detailing.
Audi Q5 Interior Images
The Q5 has a dashboard arranged horizontally and consists of a stand-alone central touchscreen and a separate control system for the climate. The upholstery options Atlas Beige and Okapi Brown add elements of warm colour shades to the dark dashboard and console surfaces due to the combination of leather and leatherette.
Key Highlights
- Freestanding 10.1-inch central touchscreen and a clearly organised centre console.
- Five-seat cabin with electrically adjustable front seats.
- Three-zone climate control, including controls for rear passengers.
- Panoramic glass sunroof and contour ambient lighting with up to 30 colours.
Dashboard & Front Seats
According to the dashboard image, the Q5 comes with a simple cabin design. The touchscreen is located above the air vents and climate control buttons, and the controls are placed below them. This means that adjusting the temperature is completely separated from infotainment functions, while the gear selector and other storage compartments are placed in the centre console.
The driver’s instrument display should be checked against the specific model year and variant. Audi’s Virtual Cockpit Plus provides a digital display, but equipment fitted to earlier used examples can differ. Similarly, navigation, wireless charging and Bang & Olufsen audio should be confirmed individually rather than assumed from a representative cabin image.
The front seats come with curved backrests and side cushions, with electric adjustment enabling passengers to configure their sitting position. Driver seat memory varies depending on specifications. Detailed images allow an accurate evaluation of the seat coverings, stitching and seat operations, while assessing the general usage of a pre-owned car.
Second Row
The second row has a three-person bench, with the outer seating positions offering a more comfortable arrangement for adults. Rear legroom depends partly on the position of the front seats. The central floor tunnel takes up foot space, making it an important detail to examine if three people will regularly travel in the back.
The facelifted versions of the Audi Q5 sold in India come with sliding rear seats and a backrest with adjustable recline angles. If you are looking to purchase a pre-owned Q5, check the exact position of seat controls and equipment as it varies from model to model as well. The backrests in the Q5 also fold in a 40:20:40 ratio, allowing you to use the centre section of the vehicle to carry longer items but still have two outer seats available.
A folding centre armrest includes cupholders, while rear vents and separate climate controls help passengers adjust their cabin temperature. Charging connections can vary, so check the photographed console rather than assuming rear USB ports are fitted.
Third Row
The Audi Q5 has no option for a third row of seating; this is a 5-passenger vehicle and the luggage space is located behind the second row of seats. Since there is no third-row seating in the Q5, there is no third-row access or dedicated third-row amenities.
The India-spec Q5 is commonly listed with 520 litres of luggage space. Its broad opening helps when loading bags, while folding the rear backrests provides additional room for bulkier belongings.
The Q5’s interior combines a practical five-seat arrangement with a clearly laid-out dashboard and flexible luggage space.
Audi Q5 Colour Options
The facelifted Q5’s India colour palette includes five metallic finishes. Each changes how prominently the grille, body creases and exterior trim stand out.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Variant |
| Navarra Blue | Metallic | Listed for Premium Plus and Technology |
| Glacier White | Metallic | Listed for Premium Plus and Technology |
| Mythos Black | Metallic | Listed for Premium Plus and Technology |
| Manhattan Gray | Metallic | Listed for Premium Plus and Technology |
| District Green | Metallic | Listed for Premium Plus and Technology |
The Glacier White colour makes it easier to tell apart different exterior elements, while the Mythos Black colour creates a more uniform overall look. Navarra Blue and District Green give the vehicle a stronger colour personality, and the Manhattan Grey colour gives a more muted option.
All five finishes suit the Q5’s design, with the choice depending on your preferred colour and the cars available.
Summary
As for the revamped second-generation Audi Q5, it comes with a recognisable grille, harmonious exterior proportions, and a cabin designed for five occupants. The dashboard blends a central screen with physical climate controls, while the folding rear seats offer flexibility in terms of trunk space.
Use the gallery to compare exterior angles, upholstery, rear-seat space and boot access before examining a specific listing. Since equipment and styling details vary, individual photographs are especially valuable when choosing between used examples. Explore used Audi Q5 cars on Spinny to compare available model years, colours and variants.
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FAQs about the Audi Q5
Q. Which Audi Q5 generation does this gallery cover?
It covers the India-spec facelifted second-generation Q5 introduced in November 2021.
Q. Does the Audi Q5 have seven seats?
No. The Q5 seats five people across two rows and has no third row.
Q. What is the Audi Q5’s boot capacity?
The India-spec facelifted Q5 is commonly listed with 520 litres of boot space.
Q. Does the Audi Q5 have a panoramic sunroof?
Yes, the India-spec facelift includes a two-part panoramic glass sunroof.
Q. What interior colours are available?
Audi lists Atlas Beige and Okapi Brown. The upholstery fitted to an individual used car should be checked.
Are all Audi Q5 alloy wheels the same?
No. Wheel designs differ by model year, variant and edition, including the Signature Line.
Q. Can I find a used Audi Q5 on Spinny?
You can explore used Audi Q5 listings on Spinny, with availability depending on location and current stock.
