Audi RS Q8 review

Despite its chunky front sports seats, interior space is similar to that of the standard Q8, meaning you’ll be happy enough in the back, even if you’re tall. The sloping, coupé-like roofline isn’t so low that you feel hemmed in, while leg room is simply vast.

As a bonus, you can adjust the rear seat position for either greater passenger comfort or increased boot space, and there are some useful cubbies and storage areas for your gadgets.

A hands-free electric tailgate comes as standard, too, while the boot itself is square and generously provisioned with tie-down hooks.

True, the roofline is more of an issue here, limiting the height of the items you can carry. However, you’re still able to bring more luggage than you can in an Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio or Porsche Cayenne Turbo Coupé.