2019-2025 Audi RS6 4 Door Driving -> Start/stop system User Manual
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Driving  
Switching the start/stop system off and on  
A malfunction has occurred in the drive system.  
The power output is limited. Drive slowly to a  
qualified workshop and have the fault rectified.  
The button is located in the centre console  
above the selector lever. The button lights up  
when the function is switched off. Depending on  
the engine, it may not be possible to switch the  
start/stop system off/on.  
Drive system: fault. Limited performance.  
No reverse gear. Please contact workshop  
A malfunction has occurred in the drive system.  
The power output is limited. You can no longer  
engage reverse gear. Drive slowly to a qualified  
workshop and have the fault rectified.  
Press to switch the function on/off.  
If you switch off the system during a stop phase,  
the engine will start again automatically.  
Drive system: warning! Performance tempo-  
Basic conditions  
rarily restricted. Please adapt driving style. See  
owner's manual  
The driver's door and bonnet must be closed.  
Transmission position P, N or D must be selec-  
ted.  
The performance is temporarily restricted due to  
the ambient temperature or the temperature of  
the drive components. Adjust your driving style  
accordingly.  
The steering wheel must be relatively straight.  
The vehicle must have been moving at over  
3 km/h since the last stop.  
Vehicle sound: fault. Vehicle inaudible to pe-  
Information on the start/stop system  
destrians. Please contact workshop  
In certain situations, the engine may stop earli-  
er while the vehicle is still coasting.  
A vehicle sound fault has occurred. Drive ex-  
tremely carefully, as other road users may not be  
able to hear the vehicle under electric power.  
Drive to a qualified workshop without delay and  
have the fault rectified.  
If you select transmission position D after se-  
lecting reverse gear, the car must have been  
moving at over 10 km/h before the system can  
switch off the engine again. This allows you to  
manoeuvre the vehicle without the engine be-  
ing switched off.  
Start/stop system  
Introduction  
CAUTION  
The start/stop system can help to save fuel and  
Always switch off the start/stop system be-  
fore driving through water.  
reduce CO emissions. In start/stop mode, the  
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engine is switched off automatically when the ve-  
hicle stops, e.g. at traffic lights.  
Switching off/starting the engine  
If certain conditions are met, the engine may be  
switched off before the vehicle has come to a  
standstill. If the brake pedal is released or the ac-  
celerator pedal is pressed in this case, the engine  
starts and delivers power again.  
Apply the brakes and keep your foot on the  
brake pedal until the vehicle is stationary. The  
indicator lamp will appear in the instrument  
cluster as soon as the engine has been switched  
off automatically.  
The engine will start again automatically when  
you take your foot off the brake pedal. The indi-  
cator lamp will go out.  
The ignition and important supporting systems,  
e.g. the brake servo, remain available during the  
stop phase. The engine is automatically started  
on demand.  
If the parking brake is applied or the hold func-  
tion is switched on, the engine will only restart  
when you press the accelerator pedal.  
The start/stop system is automatically activated  
each time you switch on the ignition.  
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Driving  
Information on switching off/starting the  
engine  
This message appears if certain conditions have  
not been met during the stop phase and the  
start/stop system cannot start the engine again  
Keep your foot on the brake pedal during a stop  
phase to prevent the vehicle from moving.  
START ENGINE STOP  
START ENGINE STOP  
automatically. The  
button  
must be used to start the engine.  
If you press the  
button  
during a stop phase, the ignition will be switch-  
ed off.  
Brakes  
If you briefly leave the vehicle during a stop  
phase and then get back in, you will need to  
close the driver's door and fasten your seat belt  
for the engine to start again.  
Introduction  
You can use the brake pedal to slow the vehicle  
down. The braking effect of the brake pedal may  
be affected by the automatic recuperation if this  
is switched on.  
You can control whether or not the engine is  
switched off by varying the amount of pressure  
on the brake pedal. For instance, if you brake  
gently in stop-and-go traffic or before turning  
off at a junction, the engine will remain on  
while the vehicle is at a standstill. As soon as  
you press the brake pedal harder, the engine  
will be switched off.  
Noises  
Brake noise may develop in certain situations, de-  
pending on the speed, braking force and ambient  
conditions (such as temperature and relative hu-  
midity).  
The brake system performs system tests at regu-  
lar intervals while the vehicle is stationary and  
shortly after the vehicle starts moving. Noises  
may occur temporarily and haptic feedback may  
be felt on the brake pedal.  
Information on automatic starting/  
stopping of the engine  
Before and during each stop phase, the system  
checks that certain conditions have been met and  
decides whether to switch off the engine and for  
how long. For instance, the engine is not switch-  
ed off if the power consumption is high. Whether  
or not the engine is started/stopped automatical-  
ly depends on factors such as the following:  
Braking effect  
To ensure an optimum braking effect, the brake  
pads are applied to the brake discs briefly at high  
speeds when the windscreen wipers are on.  
If the brake system is wet, e.g. after driving in  
heavy rain, the braking effect may be delayed.  
Further causes of a temporary increase in brake  
response time include:  
Ambient conditions (downhill/uphill gradient,  
altitude and temperature)  
Battery (charge level, temperature and power  
consumption)  
Air conditioner  
Wet conditions  
Engine temperature  
Low temperatures, ice and snow  
Salted roads  
Driver assist systems  
Driving style  
Dirty brake pads  
Corrosion  
Driver messages about the start/stop  
system  
Corrosion can form on the brake discs if the car is  
used infrequently, or if you only drive low mile-  
ages. In this case, you can clean the brake discs  
by braking firmly a few times from a moderately  
The following driver messages may appear, de-  
pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-  
cle:  
high speed ð  
.
Drive system: please start vehicle manually  
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