Audi SQ7 7seater — Nice

Seven seats, 507 hp, and the kind of road composure that makes the Moyenne Corniche feel unhurried even at pace. The 2023 Audi SQ7 is one of the few performance SUVs that genuinely accommodates a full party — three rows of seating, a V8 diesel pulling hard from idle, and adaptive air suspension that flattens out every surface change between the airport and Èze village. This is the car for groups who refuse to split into two vehicles. A family heading inland to Vence and Saint-Paul-de-Vence for the afternoon. A business delegation moving from Terminal 2 to a Cap-Ferrat villa without convoy logistics. Six adults and luggage, climate-controlled in near-silence, with enough torque to merge onto the A8 without a second thought. What sets the SQ7 apart from softer seven-seaters is how it handles the narrow climb toward La Turbie on the Grande Corniche. The steering is direct, body roll is minimal for something this size, and the all-wheel-drive system redistributes grip through tight switchbacks with mechanical confidence. You notice the width in Old Town parking garages — underground spaces along Promenade des Anglais or near Place Masséna suit it better than the lanes of Vieux-Nice — but on open roads it drives smaller than its footprint suggests. One variant is available in our Nice fleet, from €320 per day. Delivery to your hotel along the promenade strip, to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, or to a private address across the Riviera can be arranged at booking. For longer itineraries — a multi-day route west to Cannes and back through the perfume hills above Grasse, or east toward Menton and the Italian border — the SQ7's range and comfort make it a more practical base than any two-seat supercar, without giving up the performance edge that makes driving here worth the trip.