Weight loss seems to be the ‘in’ thing these days. Everyone is running around to their nutritionists and dieticians to make sure that they are slim and trim. Well cars are no different to humans. Case in point, Audi is planning to put the next generation Q5 and Q7 on some serious weight loss program.
The 2 crossovers from Audi – Q5 and Q7 have been the cherry of the eye for the German czar. Globally, the company sold and eye popping 155,000 Q5s along with 47,700 Q7s. Even though these models are highly successful the company is working on new models for the Q5 and Q7 and it is planning to reduce some serious flab from these fat boys.

The Q5 will shed some serious weight – 220 pounds to be precise and if you think that’s astonishing, the Q7 is set to lose 650 pounds thanks to a new aluminum chassis. Less weight means for power per tone and better fuel economy. That not all!
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That’s more than half a Tata Nano!
International news websites are reporting about a possible platform switch and a rigorous diet program for India’ most loved premium SUV, the Audi Q7.

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Up to this point, the 2013 Audi Q7 existed in our imagination, and one person decided to represent it as a drawing.
The future Audi Q7 sizzles with inspiration from the existing model, gets LED indicator lamps placed on its bumper, shorter and more sharp-edged headlamps like on the latest Skoda Superb. The trademark Audi grille has evolved into a hexagon (would the 2020 Audi Q7 be a decagon then?)
The illustration brings out two vital differences – smaller windows and the abundant, excess fat.
There is no telling how a future Audi would look like but from the spyshots and concepts like the Q3 crossover, we can get gather a few hints to determine how the future Audi roster would eventually turn out to look like.