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Audi A6 C9 (2025–2026) owner's manual guide

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This guide summarizes the official owner's manual for the Audi A6 C9, model years 2025–2026. It is an original overview - not a reproduction of the manual - covering what each chapter contains and answers to common owner questions, grounded in the manual's content with section and page references.

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What the manual covers(250)

  • Quick referencep. 8
  • Getting startedp. 8
  • About the Owner's Manualp. 8
  • Using the digital Owner's Manualp. 9
  • FAQsp. 10
  • Front cabinp. 12
  • Overview of warning and indicator lampsp. 13
  • Displays and controlsp. 19
  • Instrument clusterp. 19
  • Overview and controlsp. 19
  • Description of displaysp. 20
  • Touch displaysp. 22
  • Gestures and inputp. 22
  • Overview of displays on Multi Media Interfacep. 23
  • Using and customising the MMIp. 26
  • Opening the Car menup. 28
  • Head-up displayp. 29
  • Using the head-up displayp. 29
  • Changing the head-up display settingsp. 29
  • Audi assistantp. 30
  • Functions and operationp. 30
  • External voice control functionp. 31
  • Setting offp. 33
  • Personal settingsp. 33
  • Usersp. 33
  • Key userp. 34
  • Opening and closingp. 35
  • Central locking systemp. 35
  • Occupant detectionp. 40
  • Locking/unlocking the doors manuallyp. 41
  • Keysp. 43
  • Unlocking/lockingp. 46
  • Boot lidp. 46
  • Electric windowsp. 51
  • Garage door openerp. 51
  • Lights and visionp. 55
  • Exterior lightsp. 55
  • Interior lightsp. 59
  • Clear visionp. 60
  • Wipersp. 62
  • Sitting correctly and safelyp. 65
  • Ensuring the correct seating positionp. 65
  • Front seatsp. 65
  • Seat functionsp. 67
  • Steering wheelp. 68
  • Head restraintsp. 69
  • Seat beltsp. 70
  • Airbag systemp. 74
  • Child restraint systemsp. 78
  • Storage and conveniencep. 84
  • Storage compartmentsp. 84
  • Information on the ashtrayp. 84
  • Information on the cigarette lighterp. 85
  • Information on power sourcesp. 85
  • Information on cup holdersp. 85
  • Luggage compartmentp. 86
  • Roof carrierp. 91
  • Heating and coolingp. 92
  • Air conditionerp. 92
  • Auxiliary heating/ventilationp. 96
  • Information on fluids in the air conditionerp. 98
  • Drivingp. 99
  • Starting the vehiclep. 99
  • Driving the vehiclep. 101
  • Enginep. 105
  • Start/stop systemp. 107
  • Brakesp. 108
  • Electromechanical parking brakep. 110
  • Special driving situationsp. 112
  • Handling dynamicsp. 114
  • Audi drive selectp. 114
  • Suspensionp. 114
  • Steeringp. 116
  • Four-wheel drive (quattro)p. 117
  • Electronic stabilisation controlp. 117
  • Towing a trailerp. 120
  • Driving the vehicle with a trailer or caravanp. 120
  • Swivelling towing bracketp. 123
  • Trailer assistp. 127
  • Driver assist systemsp. 131
  • General information on assist systemsp. 131
  • Overview of assist systemsp. 131
  • Safety precautions and system limits of assist systemsp. 132
  • Sensors for detecting the vehicle's surroundingsp. 134
  • Driver assist menup. 136
  • General driver messages on driver assist systemsp. 136
  • Calling up the parking aid menup. 136
  • Warning systemsp. 137
  • Speed warningp. 137
  • Distance warningp. 137
  • Side assistp. 138
  • Exit warningp. 140
  • Fatigue warningp. 141
  • Distraction warningp. 142
  • Lane assist systemsp. 144
  • Lane departure warningp. 144
  • Lane guidancep. 146
  • Speed assist systemsp. 149
  • Speed regulation systemsp. 149
  • Adaptive cruise controlp. 152
  • Predictive cruise controlp. 158
  • Combined assist functionsp. 161
  • Adaptive cruise assistp. 161
  • Systems for braking and taking evasive actionp. 162
  • Emergency assistp. 162
  • Active front assistp. 163
  • Rear turn assistp. 166
  • Further assist systemsp. 169
  • Predictive efficiency messages (efficiency assist)p. 169
  • Camera-based traffic sign recognitionp. 170
  • Hazard alertsp. 172
  • Proactive occupant protectionp. 173
  • Traffic light informationp. 175
  • Electronic toll collection systemp. 176
  • Parking systemsp. 178
  • Parking aids with distance displayp. 178
  • Reversing camera/surround view camerasp. 180
  • Rear cross-traffic assistp. 185
  • Assisted parking systemsp. 187
  • Options for driving into or out of a parking spacep. 187
  • Finding a parking space for which you can use the assisted parking systemsp. 187
  • Completing a parking manoeuvre into a measured space with the assisted parking systemp. 189
  • Driving into and out of parking spaces with the park assist plusp. 189
  • Infotainmentp. 193
  • Telephonep. 193
  • Introductionp. 193
  • Calling up the telephonep. 193
  • Connecting a mobile phonep. 193
  • Overview of telephone symbolsp. 194
  • Calling up the telephone settings menup. 194
  • Calling up the messages menup. 194
  • Using the telephone functionsp. 194
  • Using text message functionsp. 196
  • Using the phone compartmentp. 196
  • Troubleshooting options for telephonesp. 197
  • Audi connectp. 199
  • Information on Audi connectp. 199
  • Using the internet in the vehiclep. 200
  • Audi connect servicesp. 200
  • Connecting a mobile device to the vehicle hotspotp. 201
  • Storep. 202
  • Emergency callp. 203
  • Emergency call systemsp. 203
  • Online roadside assistancep. 205
  • Information on data processing for the European Unionp. 205
  • Navigationp. 208
  • Introductionp. 208
  • Navigation system limitsp. 208
  • Calling up the navigation menup. 208
  • Overview of navigation symbolsp. 208
  • Calling up the navigation settings menup. 209
  • Calling up the map content menup. 209
  • Entering a destinationp. 209
  • Using functions while route guidance is activep. 210
  • Operating the mapp. 211
  • Using map functionsp. 212
  • Using traffic informationp. 212
  • Performing an online map updatep. 213
  • Troubleshooting for the navigationp. 213
  • Radiop. 214
  • Introductionp. 214
  • Operating the radiop. 214
  • Overview of radio symbolsp. 214
  • Calling up the radio settings menup. 214
  • Using radio functionsp. 214
  • Troubleshooting for the radiop. 216
  • Mediap. 217
  • Introductionp. 217
  • Information on the use of mobile devices and mediap. 217
  • Connecting mobile devices and mediap. 217
  • Operating mediap. 218
  • Calling up the media settings menup. 218
  • Using media functionsp. 218
  • Information on supported media and file formatsp. 218
  • Troubleshooting for mediap. 219
  • Interior entertainmentp. 220
  • Introductionp. 220
  • Using the themes functionp. 220
  • Smartphone interfacep. 221
  • Introductionp. 221
  • Connecting a smartphonep. 221
  • Troubleshooting for the smartphone interfacep. 221
  • Further settingsp. 223
  • Opening the settings menup. 223
  • System settingsp. 223
  • Connection managerp. 223
  • Software updatep. 224
  • Legal informationp. 225
  • Service and carep. 227
  • Checking and topping up fluidsp. 227
  • Fuelp. 227
  • Filling the tankp. 229
  • Selective catalytic reduction (AdBlue/DEF)p. 231
  • Emission control systemp. 234
  • Engine compartmentp. 236
  • Engine oilp. 239
  • Cooling systemp. 242
  • Brake fluidp. 245
  • Electrical systemp. 246
  • Batteryp. 247
  • Windscreen washer systemp. 250
  • Service interval displayp. 250
  • Wheelsp. 252
  • Tyres and rimsp. 252
  • Loose wheel warningp. 256
  • Tyre pressure loss indicatorp. 257
  • Tyre pressure monitoring systemp. 258
  • Information on run-flat tyresp. 260
  • Care of vehicle and cleaningp. 262
  • Introductionp. 262
  • Washing the vehiclep. 262
  • Information on cleaning and carep. 263
  • Taking the vehicle out of servicep. 267
  • Self-helpp. 268
  • Mobilityp. 268
  • Introductionp. 268
  • Equipmentp. 268
  • Tyre repair kitp. 269
  • Changing a wheelp. 271
  • Jump-startingp. 273
  • Towing awayp. 275
  • Fuses and bulbsp. 279
  • Changing fusesp. 279
  • Changing a bulbp. 282
  • Customer informationp. 283
  • Data protectionp. 283
  • Information on data protectionp. 283
  • Image recordingp. 283
  • Memoryp. 283
  • Privacy settingsp. 284
  • Information on data collectionp. 286
  • Accessories and modifications to the vehiclep. 287
  • Maintenance, repairs and modifications to the vehiclep. 287
  • Accessories and replacement partsp. 288
  • Position for a toll device on the windscreenp. 289
  • Technical datap. 290
  • Identification datap. 290
  • Vehicle datap. 290
  • Other informationp. 293
  • Information on brands and licencesp. 293
  • Driving school modep. 293
  • Information according to EU chemicals regulation REACHp. 293
  • Information on waste disposalp. 293
  • Radio equipmentp. 294
  • Additional customer informationp. 297
  • Additional customer information for Taiwanp. 298
  • Information on manufacturing faults for the Republic of Koreap. 298
  • Information on the event data recorder for the Republic of Koreap. 298
  • Information on emissions and operating noises for the Republic of Koreap. 299
  • Indexp. 300

Dashboard warning lights(81)

What each warning light means, extracted from the manual. Always confirm the full procedure on the cited page or with a workshop.

LightMeaningWhat to doPage
Central warning lampGeneral warning conditionNote information displayed in instrument clusterp. 13
Seat beltSeat belt not fastened or unfastened during operationFasten seat beltp. 13
Brake systemBrake system malfunctionRefer to page 107, 244, or 110 for electromechanical parking brakep. 13
Engine oil pressureLow engine oil pressureRefer to page 238p. 14
Cooling systemCooling system malfunction or overheatRefer to page 241p. 14
Electrical systemElectrical system malfunctionRefer to page 244p. 14
AdBlueAdBlue fluid level issueRefer to page 230p. 14
Tyre pressureTyre pressure warningRefer to page 256 or 257p. 15
Display system fault indicatorSerious system fault causing display deactivationStop vehicle safely and seek professional assistancep. 19
Rev limiter indicator lampEngine management system fault with rev limiter activatedDo not exceed displayed engine speed; drive to qualified workshop without delayp. 20
Engine oil temperature warning lampEngine oil temperature has increased significantlyCease driving if lamp lights up during high-load operation at high ambient temperaturesp. 20
Turn signal bulb failureOne of the turn signal bulbs has failedIndicator lamp flashes twice as fast as usual; drive carefully to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectifiedp. 56
Exterior light bulb failure indicatorA bulb has failed in the exterior lighting systemDrive to a qualified workshop soon and have it rectifiedp. 58
Adaptive light faultThe adaptive light feature is not workingDipped headlights will still work normally; drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectifiedp. 58
Headlight range control faultMalfunction in the headlight range control may cause dazzling of other road usersDrive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectifiedp. 58
Main beam assist faultMain beam assist is malfunctioningManual switching of main beam headlights is still possible; drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectifiedp. 58
Main beam assist unavailableCamera view is obstructed due to surroundingsSystem switches off automatically; try switching the system on again laterp. 58
Automatic headlights faultLight sensor or rain sensor is out of actionDipped headlights will be switched on permanently when lights are set to AUTO for safety; drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectifiedp. 59
Wiper fault indicatorWiper functions are unavailable or restrictedSwitch wipers off, try again later or after next vehicle start. If fault persists, drive to qualified workshop soon for repair.p. 64
Seat belt warning lampOne of the seat belts is not fastened or was unfastened during drivingFasten the seat beltp. 72
Seat belt indicator lamp (rear seat occupied)The rear seat belt has been fastenedMonitor statusp. 72
Seat belt indicator lamp (rear seat unoccupied)The corresponding rear seat is not occupiedNo action requiredp. 72
Safety system indicator lampFault in airbag system, control units, sensors, wiring, or belt tensionersDrive to qualified workshop without delayp. 74
PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lampFront passenger's airbag is deactivatedVerify lamp is lit when child restraint system is in use on front passenger seatp. 77
PASSENGER AIR BAG ON indicator lampFront passenger's airbag is activatedVerify lamp is lit when no rearward-facing child restraint is on front passenger seatp. 77
Turn signal indicator lamp flashingTurn signals are on in towing mode; does not flash twice as fast if a turn signal bulb fails on trailer or vehicle in towing modeMonitor trailer lighting during towingp. 121
Towing bracket indicator lamp / Please check towing bracket messageTowing bracket malfunction or not fully engagedStop at next opportunity and swivel towing bracket in and out; drive to qualified workshop if message persistsp. 126
Side assist warning signal on exterior mirrorObject detected in blind spot or adjacent lane at critical distanceBe aware of vehicle in blind spot; do not change lanes if warning appearsp. 138
Side assist information mode (grey symbol)System detecting objects at information levelMonitor for potential lane change hazardsp. 139
Side assist warning mode (red symbol)System detecting critical objects with turn signal activatedCheck mirrors and blind spot before lane changep. 139
Exit warning strip and mirror signalRoad user approaching from behind while door is unlocking or openingDo not open door; wait until warning clears or look before exitingp. 140
Fatigue warning (low level)Low level of driver fatigue detected at speeds above 65 km/hConsider taking a break at the next safe opportunityp. 141
Fatigue warning (high level)High level of driver fatigue detected; tone soundsTake a break immediately; do not continue driving fatiguedp. 141
Distraction warning (low level)Low level of distraction detected from roadRefocus attention on the roadp. 142
Distraction warning (high level)High level of distraction detected; tone soundsCease distracting activities and concentrate on drivingp. 142
Lane departure warning active and readySystem is on and monitoring lane markings on at least one sideMaintain awareness of lane positionp. 144
Lane departure warning correcting steeringVehicle approaching lane marking; steering correction appliedKeep hands on steering wheel; system correcting driftp. 144
Lane departure warning not readySystem on but unable to detect lane markings or detect situationBe prepared to steer manually; system limitations presentp. 145
Lane departure warning symbol (white)Lane departure warning is switched on but not ready to give warningsSystem may be inactive due to poor lane detection, narrow/wide lanes, tight bends, or restricted ESC; ensure system limits are not exceededp. 145
Lane guidance triangles (white)Lane guidance is switched on but not activeCheck system limits such as lane marking detection, lane width, and bend tightness; clean sensors if obstructedp. 146
Lane guidance triangles (green)Lane guidance is active and assisting with steeringKeep hands on steering wheel and be ready to take over at all timesp. 146
Lane guidance triangle (red)System has reached its limits and steering control is needed immediatelyActively take over steering immediately; system may reach limits in tight bends due to insufficient steering powerp. 147
Cruise control (basic symbol)Cruise control system is switched on but not activatedPress SET button to activate and set speedp. 149
Cruise control (active symbol)Cruise control system is actively maintaining set speedMonitor road conditions; press brake or control lever to overridep. 149
Speed limiter (basic symbol)Speed limiter is switched on but not activatedSet desired speed limit using control leverp. 150
Predictive speed limiter (basic symbol)Predictive speed limiter is switched on but not activatedEnsure navigation map is updated; system will activate when speed limit is detectedp. 150
Speed limiter (active symbol)Speed limiter is actively limiting vehicle to set speedMonitor driving; use kick-down feature to temporarily override if neededp. 150
Predictive speed limiter (active symbol)Predictive speed limiter is actively limiting speed based on detected traffic signsNote that actual road signs take precedence; manually set speed if neededp. 150
Speed override indicatorDriver is temporarily exceeding the set speed or cruising speed limitAllow vehicle to return to set speed or manually control as appropriatep. 150
Speed limit symbol (green and white)Stop sign detected but no stop line recognisedDriver must apply brakes manuallyp. 159
Orange or red warning symbolAdaptive cruise assist functions unavailable or restricted due to faultClean sensors, try switching on later, or drive to qualified workshop if fault persistsp. 161
Emergency assist warning symbolDriver inactivity detectedTake control of vehicle by moving steering wheel, applying brake, or pressing acceleratorp. 163
Collision warning symbolPotential collision risk detected by active front assistTake evasive action or brake hard to avoid collisionp. 165
Swerve support symbolActive front assist swerve support function active during evasive manoeuvreDriver maintains active steering controlp. 165
Active front assist indicator lampSystem only available with restrictions or fault detectedSystem unavailable or restricted; clean sensors or drive to qualified workshop if message persistsp. 166
Restriction indicator lampActive front assist only available with restrictions at vehicle startSystem will become fully available once restrictions clearp. 166
Rear turn assist fault indicatorRear turn assist functions unavailable or restrictedClean sensors in front of camera; try switching system on later or after restart; drive to qualified workshop if fault persistsp. 167
Traffic sign recognition fault indicatorCamera-based traffic sign recognition functions unavailable or restrictedClean area in front of front camera; attempt to switch system on later; drive to qualified workshop if fault persistsp. 172
Proactive occupant protection symbolSystem has initiated occupant protection measures in response to a critical driving situationSystem has automatically deployed protective measures; monitor the situationp. 173
Proactive occupant protection fault symbol (red/orange warning)Proactive occupant protection functions are unavailable or restricted due to a system faultCheck the notification centre on the centre display for cause and remedy; clean sensor areas if obstructed; select a different Audi drive select mode if applicable; drive to a qualified workshop if the message persistsp. 174
ETC symbol (active)ETC card has been correctly inserted and data has been read successfullyETC system is ready for toll collectionp. 176
ETC symbol (inactive)ETC card has been removed or ejectedETC system is deactivatedp. 176
Parking aid fault symbolA sensor in the corresponding area or the loudspeaker is faultyDrive to a qualified workshop soon to have the fault rectifiedp. 180
Parking aid speed warning symbolParking aid is not available because the vehicle is travelling too fastReduce speed to below approximately 10 km/h to activate parking aidp. 180
Parking aid sensor contamination symbolThe corresponding ultrasonic sensor is iced up or dirtyClean the area in front of the sensorsp. 180
Fuel indicator lampLow fuel level or tank system malfunctionAdd fuel to vehicle or contact workshop if malfunction message appearsp. 229
AdBlue level warningAdBlue level too low or system malfunctionRefill AdBlue as indicated on instrument cluster display to prevent restart failurep. 231
Particulate filter indicator lampFilter has become obstructed with soot and requires cleaningRegenerate filter by driving at constant speed (diesel) or driving and coasting (petrol) until lamp extinguishesp. 235
Emission control system indicator lampMalfunctions relevant for emissions have occurredDrive slowly to qualified workshop without delay to have fault rectifiedp. 236
Engine oil pressure warning lampOil pressure too lowSwitch off engine and check oil level; add oil if low; seek professional assistance if level is adequatep. 240
Oil level warning lampEngine oil level is too lowAdd oil immediately via the filler capp. 240
Oil level warning (icon shown)Engine oil level too lowAdd more oil per page 239p. 241
Coolant temperature too high (icon shown)Coolant temperature critically highSwitch off engine, wait 15 minutes, restart. Do not drive if lamp persists. Seek professional assistance.p. 243
Coolant temperature high (icon shown)Coolant temperature elevated, air conditioning restrictedContinue driving moderately or let engine idle. Do not drive if lamp persists. Seek professional assistance.p. 243
Cooling system fault (icon shown)Fault in cooling system detectedCheck coolant level and add if necessary. Do not drive if lamp persists. Seek professional assistance.p. 243
Brake fluid level warning (icon shown)Brake fluid level low or system faultStop vehicle immediately and check brake fluid level. Do not drive. Seek professional assistance.p. 246
Electrical system fault (icon shown)Power supply, battery or electrical system faultStop vehicle safely and do not continue driving. Switch off vehicle. Seek professional assistance.p. 246
Electrical system low battery charge (icon shown)12-volt battery charge is lowIf message disappears after charging while driving, no action needed. If persists, drive to workshop.p. 247
Please add washer fluidWindscreen washer and headlight washer fluid level is lowWith vehicle switched off, top up the fluid for windscreen washer and headlight washer systemp. 250
Loose wheel warning lampOne or more wheels is no longer properly securedSlow down immediately, check wheel bolts using box spanner from toolkit, have tightening torques verified with torque wrench, drive with caution until correctedp. 257
Tyre pressure loss indicator lampTyre pressure is too low compared to reference value or system malfunctionSlow down, avoid severe braking or steering, stop safely and check tyres and pressures, store new pressures in systemp. 258

Fuses(89)

FuseRatingCircuitPage
Background lighting1AFront cabinp. 279
Chip card reader2AFront cabinp. 279
Interior air sensors3AFront cabinp. 279
Head-up display4AFront cabinp. 279
Particulate sensor7AFront cabinp. 279
Steering column lock7AFront cabinp. 279
Passenger display8AFront cabinp. 279
Steering column electronics12AFront cabinp. 279
Steering column adjustment15AFront cabinp. 279
Heating for steering wheel16AFront cabinp. 279
Thermal management1AFootwell - Fuse carrier 1p. 279
Thermal management sensors4AFootwell - Fuse carrier 1p. 279
Air conditioner5AFootwell - Fuse carrier 1p. 279
Low-voltage power distribution control unit, starter relay7AFootwell - Fuse carrier 1p. 279
Electrical system control unit, diagnostic connection, interior mirror, front seat electronics8AFootwell - Fuse carrier 1p. 279
Rear USB connections9AFootwell - Fuse carrier 1p. 279
Emergency call and communication control unit1AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Airbag3AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Left headlight4AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Drive and chassis control unit5AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Central control unit for driver assist systems6AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Right headlight7AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Wipers8AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Radar sensors at the front corners of the vehicle9AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Panoramic display10AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Door control unit, front left11AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Door control unit, rear left12AFootwell - Fuse carrier 2p. 279
Automatic gearbox1AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Air conditioning system, thermal management2AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Interior lighting, parking aid3AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Four-wheel drive4AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Gear oil cooler5AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Air conditioner compressor6AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Dash panel7AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Light sensor/rain sensor8AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Control unit for convenience access9AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Drive system control unit10AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Belt tensioners (front passenger's side)12AFootwell - Fuse carrier 3p. 281
Garage door opener1AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Starter relay2AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Auxiliary heating3AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Headlight washer system, seat heating4AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Front camera for driver assist systems5AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Central locking system6AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Horn, anti-theft alarm system7AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Phone compartment with inductive charging function8AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Radiator fan9AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Belt tensioners (driver's side)10AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Control unit for adaptive cruise control12AFootwell - Fuse carrier 4p. 281
Rear window heating1ALuggage compartmentp. 281
Diagnostic connection2ALuggage compartmentp. 281
Central control unit for convenience system5ALuggage compartmentp. 281
Towing bracket (left lights)6ALuggage compartmentp. 281
Door control unit, rear right7ALuggage compartmentp. 281
Towing bracket (right lights)10ALuggage compartmentp. 281
Door control unit, front right11ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Anti-lock brake system (ABS), electronic stabilisation control (ESC)12ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Radar sensors at the rear corners of the vehicle17ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Door control unit (driver's side)18ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Door control unit (passenger's side)19ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Driver activity sensor20ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Control unit for adaptive cruise control21ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Roof electronics23ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Control unit for vehicle electrical system24ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Control unit for convenience system, rear air conditioner control console25ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Emission control26ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Anti-theft alarm system27ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Electrical socket for towing bracket29ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Control unit for driver assist systems30ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Infotainment system32ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Central control unit for convenience system, sockets34ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Differential lock35ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Air suspension control unit36ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Sound system37ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Interior lighting, background lighting39ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Selector lever40ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Boot lid control unit41ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Control unit for access and start authorisation42ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Surround view camera control unit43ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Tyre pressure loss indicator44ALuggage compartmentp. 282
MMI control dial45ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Engine components51ALuggage compartmentp. 282
USB connections52ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Powertrain generator57ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Door control unit58ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Centre console switch module60ALuggage compartmentp. 282
48 V battery62ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Towing bracket release63ALuggage compartmentp. 282
Seat heating (rear)65ALuggage compartmentp. 282

Fluids & capacities(7)

FluidCapacitySpecificationPage
AdBlue1.9 litresApproved refill bottlesp. 234
Engine oil0.5 litresSuitable engine oil per page 237p. 242
Coolant additive40-55%G12evo TL 774 L mixed with distilled waterp. 242
Windscreen washer fluidSee page 288Clean water with washer fluid; use distilled water and anti-freeze in cold weatherp. 250
Fuel tank60 / 61 litresEU market A6 (amount that can be added is lower due to remaining fuel; values depend on country and equipment)p. 290
AdBlue tank20 litresCapacity may vary for technical reasons when filling from canister or in cold conditionsp. 290
Windscreen/headlight washer system4.7 litresStandard capacityp. 290

Service intervals(14)

ItemIntervalPage
Windscreen wiper bladesOnce or twice a yearp. 63
Rear wiper bladeOnce or twice a yearp. 63
New vehicle run-in periodFirst 1,500 km; do not exceed two thirds of maximum rpm for first 1,000 km, then increase gradually over next 500 kmp. 105
Vehicle service with frequent trailer towingBetween normal inspection intervalsp. 121
Engine oil level checkAt regular intervals, preferably when refuelling and before a journeyp. 241
Brake fluid changeAt regular intervals (specific intervals to be advised by qualified workshop)p. 246
Battery check before winterBefore the start of winterp. 247
Battery recharge if vehicle standingAt least once a monthp. 247
Inspection or oil change reminderAfter a certain mileage, reminder appears each time ignition is switched on/offp. 250
Inspection or oil change dueWhen vehicle is due for service, reminder appears after ignition is switched on/offp. 250
Tyre inspection for excessive wearEvery 5000 km - 10000 km if vehicle is driven with fast cornering, heavy acceleration or hard brakingp. 254
Tyre pressure checkAt least once a month and before long journeysp. 254
Winter tyre effectiveness checkWinter tyres lose effectiveness when tread is worn to 4 mm depthp. 255
Low-profile tyre wheel damage checkEvery 3000 kmp. 256

Frequently asked questions(12)

What should I do if the display in my instrument cluster becomes deactivated?
If the display is deactivated due to a serious system fault, the warning lamp may light up. You should stop the vehicle safely and seek professional assistance, as stated on page 19.
Can I rely on the outside temperature display as an ice warning?
No. While a snowflake symbol appears next to the temperature display at temperatures below +5°C, you should not rely on this as an ice warning. There may be patches of ice on roads even at outside temperatures around +5°C, creating a risk of accident, as noted on page 19.
What information can be displayed in the left display area of the instrument cluster?
The left display area shows the on-board computer content divided into several tabs, which may include date and time, mileage, consumption, short-term and long-term memories, and AdBlue range, as described on page 19.
How do I control the instrument cluster display?
You can operate the instrument cluster using controls on the multi-function steering wheel. Pressing once on the left control selects the left display area or changes tabs; pressing once on the right control selects the right display area or changes tabs. You can scroll up or down within a selected tab by pressing or swiping the up/down buttons. Brightness can be changed in the Car menu on page 26, as explained on page 19.
What does the central display area of the instrument cluster show?
The central display area shows information on vehicle operation, which may include speed, navigation, and driver assistance information, as detailed on page 19.
What safety precaution should I follow when using the digital Owner's Manual?
You should only use the digital Owner's Manual when the vehicle is safely parked; otherwise, there is the risk of an accident.
How do I change the language of the Owner's Manual?
To change the language of the Owner's Manual, select: > Audi apps > Online manuals > . The manual will open in the language selected as the system language on the MMI.
What functions can I access through the digital Owner's Manual?
The Owner's Manual allows you to call up content by chapter, view supplements if available, call up indicator lamps and their meanings, search for keywords in the index, and use the text search function to search the entire contents for your own search terms.
How can I manually unlock the driver's door if the vehicle key battery is flat?
Instructions for manually unlocking the driver's door when the vehicle key battery is flat can be found on page 39.
Where can I find information about recommended tyre pressures?
Recommended tyre pressures can be found on page 252.
How do I connect my smartphone with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto?
Instructions for connecting your smartphone with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto are available on page 219.
What does the snowflake symbol on the outside temperature display mean?
At temperatures below +5°C, a snowflake symbol appears next to the temperature display. However, you should not rely on this as an ice warning, as patches of ice may exist on roads even at temperatures around +5°C, creating a risk of accident.

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