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Sitting correctly and safely 
  
Adjusting the power front seats 
Applies to vehicles with power adjustable seats 
  
  
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Fig. 51 Front seat: seat adjustment buttons 
The settings depend on the vehicle equipment. 
Adjusting the backrests 
> To adjust the backrest forward or backward, 
press the button @ forward or backward. 
Adjusting the seat position 
> To adjust the seat forward or backward, push 
the button @) forward or backward. 
> To adjust the seat upward or downward, push 
the button @) upward or downward. 
> To adjust the seat surface, press the front part 
of the button @) upward or downward. 
Adjusting the head restraints 
> See > page 57 
Adjusting the lumbar support 
> To adjust the lumbar support, press the button 
@ at the applicable location. 
Adjusting the upper thigh support 
> To increase or decrease the upper thigh sup- 
port, lift the handle @ > page 54, fig. 50. A 
spring moves the support forward. 
  
ZA WARNING 
The power front  seats can also be adjusted 
when the ignition is switched off. To reduce 
the risk  of injury, children should never be left 
unattended in the vehicle for this reason. 
      
Front center armrest 
Applies to vehicles with a front center armrest 
The front center armrest is located between the 
front seats. 
Adjusting the center armrest 
Applies to: vehicles with adjustable center armrest 
The armrest can slide forward and back. 
> To adjust the angle, raise the armrest in stages. 
> To move the armrest back into the original posi- 
tion, raise it slightly out of the  top level and 
fold it downward. 
  
ZX WARNING 
In certain positions, the front center armrest 
can interfere with the driver’s arm movement, 
which increases the risk of injury. 
      
Rear seats 
General information 
ZX WARNING 
—To reduce the risk of an accident, only adjust 
the seat when the vehicle is stationary. 
— Be careful when adjusting the seat. Unsu- 
pervised or careless seat adjustment can 
pinch fingers or hands, which increases the 
risk  of injury. 
  
— Always pull forward on the backrest to make 
sure it is check if it is correctly locked in 
place. 
       
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Sitting correctly and safely 
  
Head restraints 
General information 
  
B4G-0454 
  
      
Fig. 55 Correctly adjusted head restraints 
Make sure that: 
— The upper edge of the head restraint is as even 
as possible with the top of your head 
— The head restraint is as close as possible to the 
back of the head 
— The head restraints in any occupied rear seats 
are all the way up 
  
ZA WARNING 
— There is one head restraint for each seat. All 
vehicle occupants  must adjust the head re- 
straint correctly before every trip. Having 
head restraints that are not adjusted cor- 
rectly or not installed in the vehicle increas- 
es the risk of a neck injury during sudden or 
unexpected driving or braking maneuvers or 
in a collision. 
— Only remove the rear seat head restraints if 
it is necessary to install a child safety seat 
= page 66. Stow the removed head re- 
straints securely, for example in the luggage 
compartment. Reinstall the head restraints 
immediately once the child safety seat has 
been removed. Driving without head re- 
straints increases the risk of serious neck in- 
juries. 
      
Front head restraints 
Applies to: vehicles with adjustable head restraints 
  
[RAZ-0683] 
      
  
Fig. 56 Front seat: adjusting the head restraint 
Adjusting the head restraints 
> To adjust the head restraint upward or forward, 
slide it until it locks into place. 
> To adjust the head restraint downward or back- 
ward, press the button on the side and slide the 
head restraint. Release the button and slide the 
head restraint farther until it locks into place. 
Rear head restraints 
Applies to: vehicles with adjustable head restraints 
  
  
      
Fig. 57 Rear seat: adjusting or removing the head restraint 
Adjusting the head restraints 
> To adjust the head restraint upward, slide it un- 
til it locks into place. 
> To adjust the head restraint downward, press 
the button @) and slide the head restraint. Re- 
lease the button and slide the head restraint 
farther until it locks into place. 
Removing the headrests 
Applies to: vehicles with removable head restraints 
> Fold the backrest forward slightly > page 75. 
> Move the head restraint upward all the way. > 
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Sitting correctly and safely 
  
> Insert a suitable tool such as the the vehicle key 
or mechanical key into the release point on the 
base (@) and press the button (2). Pull the head 
restraint out of the backrest at the same time 
> AZ in General information on page 57. 
Installing the headrests 
Applies to: vehicles with removable head restraints 
> Fold the backrest forward slightly > page 75. 
> Slide  the posts on the head restraint down into 
the guides until the posts click into place. 
> Press the button @) and slide the head restraint 
all the way down. It should not be possible to 
remove the head restraint from the backrest 
without pressing the button. 
Safety belts 
Each seat is equipped with a three-point safety 
belt. Safety belts that are worn correctly are the 
most effective way to reduce the risk  of serious or 
fatal injuries in a collision. Therefore, wear your 
safety belt correctly and make sure that all vehi- 
cle passengers are also wearing their safety belts 
correctly when the vehicle is moving. 
Even though your vehicle is equipped with an air- 
bag system, every vehicle passenger must still al- 
ways wear the appropriate safety belt. In addi- 
tion to their normal protective function, safety 
belts also hold vehicle occupants in the correct 
seating position in the event of a collision so that 
the airbags can deploy correctly and provide addi- 
tional protection. Safety belts provide protection 
during collisions when the airbags do not deploy 
or if they have already deployed. 
  
Z\ WARNING 
The risk of serious or fatal injury increases if 
the safety belt is not fastened, if  it is worn in- 
correctly, or if it is damaged. 
— All vehicle occupants, including the driver, 
must fasten their safety belts correctly be- 
fore every trip and must always keep their 
safety belts fastened during the trip, regard- 
less of whether the seat is equipped with an 
airbag or not. This also applies to children 
      
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that are seated in a child safety seat  that is 
appropriate for their weight and age and 
that is secured with a safety belt. 
In the event of a collision, vehicle occupants 
that are not wearing safety belts could be 
propelled through the vehicle interior and 
collide with vehicle components, such as the 
steering wheel, instrument panel, wind- 
shield, or doors. In some situations, vehicle 
occupants could also be ejected from the ve- 
hicle. Vehicle occupants in the rear seats 
who do not wear safety belts not only en- 
danger themselves, but also other people in 
the vehicle. 
Only one person may be fastened with a 
safety belt at a time. Never secure more 
than one person, including children,  with a 
single safety belt. 
Never allow children or infants to ride on  an- 
other person's lap and be belted into the 
safety belt with them. 
Insert the belt buckle only in the belt latch 
belonging to the corresponding seat, so that 
the protective function is not impaired. 
To ensure the maximum protective function 
of the safety belts, all vehicle passengers 
must sit in the correct seating position 
=> page 53. 
Check the condition of your vehicle’s safety 
belts regularly. If you find damage to the 
belt webbing, the belt connections, the re- 
tractor, or the buckle, have the damaged 
safety belt replaced by an authorized Audi 
dealer or authorized Audi Service Facility. 
The safety belts must not be removed or 
modified in any way. Do not attempt to re- 
pair the safety belts yourself. 
Safety belts that are strained during an  acci- 
dent, and thus stretched, must be replaced 
by an authorized Audi dealer or authorized 
Audi Service Facility. 
     

Index 
  
Electroniciimmobilizetiiecs:. 2 sive 6 oes «2 ane 32 
Electronic Stabilization Control............ 98 
Embedded SIM’ card « savers ¢  « sways x  2 caw 9 a 155 
Emergency assistance ..........eeeeveee 242 
Emergency braking function.............. 91 
Emergency call... .. 2... eee eee eee 146 
Emergency flashers...............00000 45 
Emergency mode.............-.000e00ee 85 
Emergency operation 
Doors... . eee 30 
Fuel tillerdoop': = suo « s sense « = woe &  2 as 202 
Luggage compartment lid............... 37 
Panoramic glass roof.............000005 40 
Emissions control system..............- 202 
EMGNQy'CONSUIMIENSS. « » weceim o  9 eesmee «. oneness 15 
Energy management.............-.00005 87 
Engine 
Breakingin........... 2... eee ee eee eee 86 
GOGlANE sexes +  = seme 5 3 fmeu so eee E Ea EE 209 
EMe@rgeney:Stopis oo sis oo merce 2 2 warars & wane 80 
Jump starting....................00. 246 
Start/Stop system sss +  ¢ eevee &  x eaies ys ae 87 
Starting/Stopping’« « «se. ss eees ee ew os 80 
Engine compartment 
Opening/closing the hood.............. 204 
Overview... 2... cece eee eee 205 
Safety precautions............-.00000e 203 
Engine oil 
AGING essa is 2 woxwon so sesma oe oraess ww mene 205 
Changing.......-...... cee eee eee eee 208 
Checking oil level... 02.2... cece eee 205 
CONSUMPELON: ¢ & smc o sores.» o saws @ 3 cosas 205 
TOdicatOrlight » serie «0 ose » mauesee © veer 206 
Replacement interval................. 215 
Engine sound 
Audi GriveS@leCt s cas +  = waves ©  » seaneie +» wee 96 
Engine Start/Stop mode 
refer to Start/Stop system........... 87, 88 
Engine start system ...... cece ese eeee vee 81 
Engine stop 
refer to Start/Stop system........... 87, 88 
Environment 
Unleaded gasoline.................... 199 
eSIM 
refer to Embedded SIM card............ 155 
Event Data Recorder (EDR).............. 255 
268 
Exterior lighting: «cscs + come +  = over © = ove 43 
EXteniOn MIRPONS sic omer ov mew @ wae a  8 47 
Folding settings...............-.000005 29 
External voice operation................. 25 
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Factory default settings 
Multi Media Interface................. 196 
Fast forwarding and rewinding (media file). 185 
Fast forwarding (media files)............ 185 
FaStrOute’s « sesces so scene vo meses 6  8 aeenes va 160 
Favorites 
Bluetooth. ......... 20.0.0... cece eee 197 
NaWiGatiOliess ¢ ssa s + eeu &  ¥ Rams &  x BES 162 
Tele PON ascna x  a vow ve meas oo een ow ae 144 
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) . 261 
File formats (media drives) .............. 190 
Folding the rear seats.............-.0005 75 
For the sake of the environment 
Disposing of engine oil................ 208 
Fueling sis «2 encve 2  @ sovioe xo aename 2  6 come 3 ore 200 
Leaks... eee eee eee eee 204 
Forward gear 
(EEF tO GESTS <  = oss ¢ s Sues &  ¥ ware =  a ea ss  82 
Free text search 
Medldies « « cas 4 caw < were &  & pee 6 x ees 189 
Radio... 2... ee eee 177 
also refer to Intelligent search.......... 160 
Freeze protection 
COOlAnt « sews s = sees ss ees s eee es BE 209 
Front center armrest.................0.. 55 
LO 199 
Additives: : zoxs ss qewu so seen 2 y BeeE a Fe 200 
CUrreNnt:CONSUMPTION’: « « sicsers s  6 covers a  6 sewnaie 14 
Fuel gauge......... 2. eee eee eee  eee ny 
Fuel tank capacity. 
Gasolines. « «ssw se cmon x mene © x ete w «aoe 199 
Reducing fuel consumption............. 86 
Fueling 
FUL TILLERAOOF ec ¢  < eacee sy were se aecee ev 200 
Fuel filler door emergency release....... 202 
Fuel tank capacity...............00005 264 
Fuse.aSSiQnMentis « ¢ wscce x owes oo  stemme 2 oe 252 
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Garage:dooropene tiie. ov savas i  x wracne ow anvenes 40