2024 Audi Q8 Premium Plus: Start Up, Test Drive, Walkaround, POV and Review

[@HiiImChris]

Looking fwd to seeing some redesigns from Audi soon. I love the interior of the audi q6 e tron previewed.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

2025 should have a lot of changes!

[@cybercam33]

I have a 2022 Q8 Prestige S Line. Exterior wise, the only thing I prefer on the refresh is the new exhaust. Looks like a few new things in the display and MMI have been added as well.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah, it’s a subtle refresh but not too much of a difference.

[@kevink2218]

You brushed on the dual window switches in the rear. One is for the window, the other is for the power sunshade to the window....not to lower the window on the other door as you stated.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

It’ll lower the window as well, it does both..

[@reynaldocordero4247]

The Audi windshield must be something or made out of something. I say that because. I have a 23' Volkswagen Tiguan. Its windshield is hard to crack. I have a 40 mile commute to work. Which I take the Interstate. Sometimes I do a good north of 90mph. I'll hear a rock hit the windshield ever so often. Making a loud noise. I immediately start looking for a crack. None so far. I be so nervous hearing the impact. A relief when i see there's no crack. Im starting to think Volkswagen use some type of reinforced windshield. Preventing the windshield from cracking easily. Volkswagen/Audi are from the land of the Autobahn. So they no their products need protection from rocks at higher speeds. I've also noticed that. Some oncoming cars with LEDs. Once they pass you. Their LEDs seem to flicker. Like how LEDs flicker when they are being recorded on camera. I found the interesting too. I guess the Volkswagen/Audi windshield. Have some sort of electronic built into their windshield as well.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Most windshields have some type of reinforcement, not just specific to Audi! A rock could crack any windshield though.