Audi Q9 2026 price in Spain: Advanced, S line and Black line trims

Audi has opened Spanish orders for the Q9, its largest SUV yet. Prices start at €126,090 for Advanced, rising to €140,290 for Black line.

Author: Nikita Novikov

01:05 02-08-2026

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Audi has opened order books in Spain for the new Q9 — the biggest SUV in the brand’s history. The Advanced version is priced at €126,090. The S line costs €132,790, while the Black line reaches €140,290.

According to Motor.es, the first Spanish cars are due to reach customers by the end of 2026. Standard equipment already includes a third row of seats, air suspension, four-zone climate control, a head-up display, three screens, a panoramic roof and a full suite of driver-assistance systems.

The only powertrain announced for Spain is a three-litre diesel V6 producing 299 hp and 630 Nm of torque. The MHEV plus system briefly adds up to 24 hp, while an electric compressor helps build boost pressure faster. Power goes through an eight-speed Tiptronic to permanent quattro all-wheel drive. Official fuel consumption is 7.4–8.0 l/100 km.

The Q9 measures 5,310 mm in length, with a 3,140 mm wheelbase. A seven-seat layout is standard, while a six-seat cabin with two individual second-row seats is available at extra cost. Unusual options include automatic doors, four-wheel steering, a dimmable panoramic roof spanning more than 1.5 m², and curved OLED tail lights.

German pricing starts at €108,400, and SPEEDME.RU has already covered that starting price in detail. The Spanish Q9 Advanced costs €17,690 more, though the direct comparison is complicated by differences in trim and national taxes. Production is based in Bratislava, with European deliveries starting in November.

Based on published recommended prices, the base Q9 costs €2,530 more than the BMW X7 and €6,548 more than the Mercedes-Benz GLS. That means Audi will need to justify the difference not just with size, but with standard equipment, seven-seat practicality and chassis technology.

SPEEDME.RU previously explained why the Audi Q9 will be the brand’s first model in the US with adaptive headlights. Even before the premiere, Audi’s Australian division had shown interest in the model, as covered in a piece about Audi’s move into the full-size SUV segment.