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The car, which will be formally unveiled in BMW's hometown of Munich later today, looks very true to the concept car that debuted at the 2009 Detroit Motor Show.
Outside there are few surprises, the A7 looks as lean and attractive as the show car. Inside though, Audi has stepped up the feel-good factor with a nicely styled cabin, some bold uses of wood and that expected Audi quality.
As the bigger sister to the impressive A6, the A7 will be larger and even more luxurious.
According to European reports the A7 will be a four-seater only, which means it will be directly pitched at the Mercedes-Benz CLS, BMW 5 Series GT and even Porsche's Panamera.
Like the rest of the Audi family, buyers can expect a range of petrol TFSI and TDI turbo diesel engines, as well as high-performance R models.
The car will officially be launched at the Paris Motor Show in October and could be on sale locally next year.
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