Project Kahn Unveils 2011 Audi Q7 Wide Track

Audi’s Q7 is big and it’s bold, so tuning companies all over the world try their hardest to make their mark by selling aftermarket parts for customers wanting to stand out even more. One such tuner is Project Kahn, who has just released a new kit for the 2011 model. The aggressive customization package gives the SUV some strong features that are as aggressive as anything that is currently on the market.

The Kahn Q7 Widebody Aerodynamic Styling Package includes Wide Wheel Arches, Front Wings with Vents, Front Spats, Rear Bumper, Exhaust Trims and Rear Roof Wing. The package fits well with the factory panel lines, while also proving a more sporty feel. When cruising in Audi’s giant, the aesthetic large-dynamiter wheels will make sure everyone knows this is one of Afzal Kahn’s conversions.

Inside the vehicle, we spot exclusive features like Black Perforated Nappa Leather on all 7 seats with Maranello Red Seat Stripes, White Speedo and Red Rev Counter, Door Entry Sill Plates, and Machined Aluminium Foot Pedals. A complete Kahn branded entertainment package, which includes two headrest mounted 7″ TFT screens, will provide a “touch of luxury” to passengers traveling in the back of the vehicle. It also comes with a DVD player, wireless infrared headphones, and a remote control.

All these accessories can be added to the new Q7 as standalone pieces. Audi has not only revised the look of the 2011 Q7 with a light facelift, but also replaced the 280-hp, 3.6-liter V-6 and the 350-hp, 4.2-liter V-8 with variations of the supercharged TFSI 3.0-liter V-6 found in the A6, S4, and S5.