Audi interior elements

Audi does offer a retrofit program for child restraint tethers for certain model year vehicles. Please contact your local authorized Audi dealer for more information.

LATCH is an acronym which stands for "Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children". For LATCH information, please visit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA.gov) website.

Audi offers its authorized dealers a training program specifically tailored to the LATCH system. Please contact your local authorized Audi dealer to determine if they are certified, and if so, schedule an inspection.

If you are not sure if your accessory is compatible with your vehicle, please contact the parts department of your local authorized Audi dealer, as accessory compatibility can vary by model year, model type, and vehicle package.

All Genuine Audi accessories sold by your local authorized Audi dealer are Audi approved authorized. Audi of America does not divulge materials, supplier or vendor information for its authorized accessories.

Homelink is a three-button system used to control garage doors, gates, and lights in your home. HomeLink can be programmed with up to three radio frequency codes for most current transmitters.

To program HomeLink, turn the ignition on, but do not start the engine. Press and hold the outside two buttons until the LED flashes, then press and hold the button you would like to program until the LED flashes slowly. Now exit the vehicle and point the remote control at the front grille of the vehicle or front driver side bumper, hold the remote control at a distance up to 12 inches from the bumper. When it has successfully completed setup, the emergency flashers will flash.

Please view the Homelink tutorial for more information.

For garage doors using "rolling" transmitter codes, please review the operating instructions for your garage door opener.