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Audi  side  assist  display 
Power  locking  switches  ...... ..  . 
Memory  function  buttons  ......  . 
Audi  side  assist  button  .. .. ... . . 
Air  vents  with  thumbwheel 
Control  lever  for: 
- Turn  signal  and  high beam 
- Audi  active  lane  assist  . .. ... . . 
- High  beam  assist  ......... ..  . 
@ Multifunction  steering  wheel  with: 
- Horn 
- Driver's  airbag 
- Driver  information  system  but-
tons  ......................  . 
- Audio/video,  telephone,  naviga
tion  and voice  recognition  but
tons 
- Steering  wheel  heating ......  . 
- Shift  paddles  ............ ..  . 
® Instrument  cluster  ...........  . 
@ Head-up Display  ............ . . 
@ Windshield  washer  system  lever 
@ Buttons  for: 
- MMI  display 
- Reset  button  for  trip  odometer 
@ Starting  the engine  if  there  is a 
malfunction  .................  . 
~ Knee airbag .. ............. ..  . 
@ Steering  wheel  adjustment,  de
pending  on  equipment: 
- mechanical  ................  . 
- electrical 
@ Lever for : 
- Cruise control  system  ... .. ..  . 
- Adaptive  cruise  control  ......  . 
@ Button  for  switching  the  Head-up 
Display  on/off,  adjusting  the 
height .. .. ............... ..  . 
@ Instrument  illumination  .......  . 
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@) Engine  hood  release ..........  . 
@ Data  Link  Connector  for  On Board 
Diagnostics  (OBD II)  .... ...... . 
@ Light  switch  . .. ..............  . 
@ Buttons  for : 
-All-weather  lights  - Night  vision  assistant  .. ...... . 
- Rear fog  lights  .............  . 
@ Power  exterior  mirror  adjustment 
@ Rear lid  switch  ...............  . 
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@ Power windows 
MMI  display 
E mergency  flashers 
@ Glove compartment  ..........  . 
@ Front  passenger's  airbag  ......  . 
@ Drives (MMI) 
@ Buttons/Indicator  lights  for 
- Parking  system  .............  . 
- PASSENGER AIR  BAG OFF  ....  . 
- Rear spoiler  .. ..............  . 
- Electronic  Stabilization  Control  . 
@ Four-zone  automatic  climate  con-
trol  .... .... .. ..............  . 
@) Storage  compartment  or  ashtray 
with  cigarette  lighter  .........  . 
@ I ST AR T ENGINE  ST OP ! button 
@ MMI  controls 
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@ 12-volt  socket,  (upholder 
E lectromechanical  parking  brake 
Selector  lever 
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Cockpit 
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- Some of  the  equipment  or  features  shown 
in the  general  illustration  may  be standard 
equipment  on your  vehicle  or  may  be  op
tional  equipment  depending  on your  model. 
Always  ask your  authorized  Audi  dealer  if 
you  have a  question  about your  vehicle. 
- Operation  of  the Multi  Media  Interface 
(MMI)  is described  in  a separate  manual. 
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avoid  scratches,  move  the  scraper  only  in 
one  direction  and  not  back  and  forth. 
- Never  remove  snow  or  ice from  door  win
dows  and  mirrors  using  warm  or  hot  water 
because  this  could  cause  cracks  to  form. 
- To  avoid  damage  to  the  rear  window  de
fogger , do  not  apply  any  stickers  on  the 
heating  wires  on  the  inside  of the  window. 
- Decorative  parts/trim 
- Never  use  chrome  care  or  cleaning  prod-
ucts . 
-Paint 
- To  reduce  the  risk  of scratches,  the  vehicle 
must  be  free  of dirt  and  dust  before  pol
ishing  or waxing . 
- To  prevent  paint  damage,  do  not  polish  or 
wax  the  vehicle  in  direct  sunlight . 
- To  reduce  the  risk of  paint  damage,  do  not 
polish  away  rust  spots . 
- Remove  cosmetics  and  sunscreen  immedi
ately- these  could  damage  the  paint. 
-Displays 
-To avoid  scratches,  do  not  use  dry  cleaning 
methods on  displays. 
- Controls 
- Make  sure  that  no fluids  enter  the  con-
trols,  because  this  could  cause  damage. 
- Safety  belts 
- Do not  remove  the  safety  belts  to  clean 
them. 
- Never  clean  safety  belts  or their  compo
nents  chemically  or  with  corrosive  fluids 
or  solvents  and  never  allow  sharp  objects 
to  come  into  contact  with  the safety  belts. 
This  could  cause  damage  to  the  belt web
bing . 
-If there  is damage  to  the webbing,  the 
connections,  the  retractors  or the  buckles, 
have  them  replaced  by an  authorized  Audi 
dealer  or  authorized  Audi  Service  Facility. 
- Textiles/artificial  leather/  Alcantara 
- Never  treat  artificial  leather/  Alcantara 
with  leather  care  products,  solvents,  floor 
polish,  shoe  polish,  spot  remove  or  similar 
products . 
Care  and  cleaning 
- Have  an  authorized  Audi  dealer  or  author
ized  Audi Service  Facility  remove  stubborn 
stains  to  prevent  damage. 
- Never  use  steam  cleaners,  brushes , hard 
sponges,  etc.  when  cleaning. 
- Do  not  turn  on  the  seat  heating*  to  dry  the 
seat. 
- Objects  with  sharp  edges  such  as  zippers, 
rivets  on  clothing  or  belts  can  cause  dam
age  to  the  surface. 
- Open  hook  and  loop  fasteners,  for  exam ple  on  clothing,  can  damage  seat  covers. 
Make  sure  hook  and  loop  fasteners  are 
closed . 
-Natural  leather 
- Never  treat  leather with  solvents,  floor 
polish,  shoe  polish,  spot  remover  or  simi
lar  products. 
- Objects  with  sharp  edges  such  as  zippers, 
rivets  on  clothing  or  belts  can  cause  dam
age  to  the  surface. 
- Never  use  steam  cleaners,  brushes,  hard 
sponges,  etc.  when  cleaning. 
- Do not  turn on the seat heating* to dry  the 
seat. 
- To help  prevent  the  leather  from  fading,  do  not  leave  the  vehicle in direct  sunlight 
for  long  periods  of  time. 
If leaving the  ve
hicle  parked  for  long  periods  of  time,  you 
should  cover the leather  to  protect  it  from 
direct  sunlight. 
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-Insects  are  easier  to  remove from  paint  that 
has  been  freshly  waxed. 
- Regular  waxing  can  prevent  rust spots  from 
forming. 
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