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Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with speed warning function

Driver information

Speed warning

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

Description

Applies to: vehicles with speed warning function

The speed warning function helps you to keep the

vehicle below a pre-set maximum speed. To do

this, a warning threshold can be set on the MMI.

 Manually set speed limit (XX) exceeded

The set speed has been exceeded.

As soon as the speed goes slightly above the set

value, the speed warning function indicates this

with a message in the instrument cluster and a

warning tone. The message disappears as soon as

the speed drops back below the stored maximum

speed.

Camera-based traffic

sign recognition

Description

Applies to: vehicles with camera-based traffic sign recogni-

tion

You are recommended to store this speed limit

warning if you wish to be reminded of a particu-

lar speed limit. This could be when driving in

countries with general speed limits, or if you

need to keep below a particular speed when win-

ter tyres are fitted, for example.

Note

– Please bear in mind that, even with the

speed warning function, it is still important

to keep a check on the car's speed with the

speedometer and to observe the relevant

country-specific speed limit regulations.

– On vehicles for some markets, the speed

warning function also warns you when you

reach a factory-set warning threshold. This

warning threshold cannot be changed or

switched off.

Fig. 122 Instrument cluster: Traffic sign recognition

The traffic sign recognition system displays traf-

fic signs detected by the front camera in the in-

strument cluster and on the head-up display*.

Data from the navigation system are also fac-

tored into the information displayed. By inter-

preting the data, the system is able to display the

speed limit even on roads without speed limit

signs. Up to three traffic signs can be displayed

simultaneously in the instrument cluster depend-

ing on the vehicle equipment. The status line

shows the speed limit which currently applies.

You can choose not to show the information on

the head-up display* ðpage 33.

Setting speed limit warning

Applies to: vehicles with speed warning function

You can set the warning threshold individually in

the Driver assist menu ðpage 175. The settings

depend on the equipment fitted in your vehicle.

In cases where the system is able to detect par-

ticular types of restrictions 1 , these are dis-

played under the following conditions:

Available settings:



Speed warning – To set the speed warning

threshold.

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





A temporary speed limit for wet weather

is detected while the windscreen wipers

are operating.

sensors and cameras ðpage 171 to

ðpage 174.

– Under adverse conditions, the traffic sign

recognition system may misinterpret or fail

to detect traffic signs. It is therefore possi-

ble that the speed limit display may occa-

sionally be unavailable or even incorrect.

A speed limit for fog is detected while the

vehicle's rear fog light or all-weather

lights are switched on.

A speed limit applying at certain times of

day has been detected and corresponds

to the time displayed in the instrument

cluster.

Note

– The traffic sign recognition system only in-

forms and warns you of speed limits. De-

pending on the vehicle’s equipment, addi-

tional driver assist systems may adjust the

vehicle’s speed.

 The vehicle is towing a trailer and the Au-

tomatic trailer recognition option is acti-

vated on the MMI. In this case, traffic

signs applying to vehicles towing trailers

a)

– The speed limit displayed in the instrument

cluster is given in the units applicable in a

particular country. For example, if 50 is dis-

played on the instrument cluster, this may

signify mph or km/h, depending on the

country.

are displayed

.

a)

Applies to factory-fitted towing brackets only

Restrictions

The traffic sign recognition system is not availa-

ble in all countries. It is also subject to certain in-

herent restrictions and may be partially or com-

pletely unavailable in the following situations:

Operation

Applies to: vehicles with camera-based traffic sign recogni-

tion

– If visibility is impaired by snow, rain, fog or

heavy road spray.

Calling up the traffic sign recognition

– In dazzling light, e.g. from the sun or oncoming

traffic.

The vehicle has a driver assist display which may

or may not show the surroundings depending on

the vehicle’s equipment:

– At high vehicle speeds.

– If the camera's range of vision ðpage 172 is

impaired, e.g. by dirt or stickers. Notes on

cleaning ðpage 346

►

Without surroundings shown: On the instru-

ment cluster, select the vehicle functions tab >

– If the traffic signs are partially or completely

obscured, e.g. by trees, snow, mud or other

vehicles.

Traffic signs.

With surroundings shown: On the instrument

cluster, select the  tab.

►

– If traffic signs deviate from their standard ap-

pearance.

Setting the traffic sign-based speed warning

You can set the speed warning individually in the

Driver assist menu ðpage 175. The settings de-

pend on the equipment fitted in your vehicle.

– If traffic signs are damaged or bent.

– If matrix traffic signs are mounted on overhead

gantries.

– If traffic signs or routes have changed and the

navigation data are out of date.

– If the system detects a speed sticker on a slow-

moving vehicle (such as a heavy goods vehicle).

Available settings:

Traffic sign-based speed warning

You can switch the visual and acoustic speed

warnings on/off. Depending on the country,

speed warnings are either reset to the default

setting or the last setting is used when the vehi-

cle is restarted.

WARNING

– Please note the safety precautions and sys-

tem limitations of the supporting systems,

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Traffic sign-based warning threshold – You can

set a warning threshold. During any period in

which you exceed the warning threshold, the

speed limit currently detected will be shown on

the display with an exclamation mark and will

flash briefly. A warning tone also sounds briefly.

Depending on the country, the value set is either

stored after a restart or reset to the default set-

ting if a warning threshold of 5 km/h or 10 km/h

was previously selected.

You can set the maximum speed permitted for

your type of trailer. If you do not enter a value or

enter a value greater than the legal speed limit,

the system will show the maximum national

speed limit for vehicles towing a trailer.

Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with camera-based traffic sign recogni-

tion



If

is displayed in the event of a fault, the func-

tions of the camera-based traffic sign recognition

are unavailable or restricted.

Warning tone if a speed is exceeded – You can

activate/deactivate the acoustic warning which is

issued when a specific speed is exceeded. If you

have configured the programmable steering

wheel button accordingly, press the  button on

the multi-function steering wheel. Depending on

the country, the setting is either reset to the de-

fault or the last setting is used when the vehicle

is restarted.

A driver message indicating the cause and possi-

ble remedy may appear for some of the displays.

The weather conditions may not be good enough,

or the front camera may be obstructed. Clean the

area in front of the front camera ðpage 174 and

attempt to switch the system on again later.

If a fault persists, drive to a qualified workshop

soon and have it rectified.

Tone when speed limit changes – You can acti-

vate/deactivate the acoustic tone which is issued

when a speed limit changes. The most recent set-

ting is used when the vehicle is restarted.

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

Deactivate if speed is being regulated – You can

activate/deactivate the visual and acoustic warn-

ing when driver assist systems which regulate the

speed are active. The setting is reset to the de-

fault when the vehicle is restarted.



Traffic sign recognition: currently restricted.

See owner's manual

This driver message appears if the navigation sys-

tem lacks data, for example on newly-built roads.

The limited functionality may temporarily cause

fewer speed limits to be displayed (which increa-

ses the possibility of an error).

1)

Settings related to towing a trailer

You can set the speed warning individually in the

Driver assist menu ðpage 175. The settings de-

pend on the equipment fitted in your vehicle.

No traffic sign recognised

No relevant navigation data are available in the

area, and no speed limit has been detected.

Available settings:

Speed warning – You can adjust the following

settings in the Trailer menu:

Displaying signs for trailers

Important: The automatic trailer recognition

must be activated.

You can display speed limits which apply specifi-

cally to vehicles towing a trailer.

Setting the maximum speed for a trailer

1)

Applies to factory-fitted towing brackets only

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– If the transmission of data is deactivated in the

privacy settings

Traffic light information

Description

Applies to: vehicles with traffic light information

– If the licence has expired

In these cases, it may not be possible to select

the menu item and it may be greyed out

WARNING

– Always direct your full attention to the road

and surroundings and the distance to other

vehicles, even when you are using the traffic

light information. It is always the driver's re-

sponsibility to assess the traffic situation

and take appropriate care.

Fig. 123 Instrument cluster: Traffic light information dis-

play

– It is essential that you adjust your speed to

suit the weather, road, terrain and traffic

conditions. Never allow the information dis-

played to lead you to disregard traffic regu-

lations or take risks.

The traffic light information function tells you

the speed at which you need to travel to reach

the next traffic light on green 1 , or how long

you will be waiting at the next light if it is still red

2 . The traffic light information is shown in the

instrument cluster and head-up display* as soon

as traffic light data is available. A grey traffic

light symbol 3 may be displayed if the vehicle is

in an area with traffic light information but no

traffic light signal is being received.

– Whether or not you use the traffic light in-

formation, it is vital to check the road speed

with the speedometer and to stay within the

maximum speed limit.

– The traffic light information system does

not adjust the speed of your vehicle to the

recommended speed in the display.

– Please note the safety precautions and sys-

tem limitations of the supporting systems,

sensors and cameras ðpage 171 to

ðpage 174.

General information

The traffic light information function is subject to

certain inherent restrictions and may be partially

or completely unavailable in the following situa-

tions:

Note

– At the time of publication, the traffic light

information function is available only in a

small number of selected towns and cities.

– The availability of the traffic light informa-

tion is limited.

– If the maximum speed limit is exceeded

– If the speed falls below a certain threshold

– If the next traffic light is less than 30 metres

away

– If the anticipated waiting time at a red light is

less than four seconds

– The functions depend on how up-to-date

the navigation data* and traffic sign recog-

nition* data are.

– If no traffic light data are available

– If emergency or public transport vehicles over-

ride the regular traffic light cycle

– If traffic lights are under construction or are be-

ing serviced

– If incorrect values are supplied by the cam-

era-based traffic sign recognition* or if the

map material on the navigation system* is

out of date, the data in the display may be

implausible or incorrect, or the data may

not be shown at all.

– In the event of warnings from the camera-

based traffic sign recognition*

– If the camera-based traffic sign recognition*

malfunctions or is unavailable

– Some traffic lights can react to different

traffic situations. In this case, the traffic



– If the data connection is interrupted

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light information display may change

abruptly.

Function currently unavailable. See owner's

manual

– The actual traffic signs on your route always

take precedence over the information on

the display. As the driver you are always re-

sponsible for adhering to the locally appli-

cable laws and regulations.

The system is currently out of operation. Check

whether any of the following items apply and rec-

tify the cause as necessary:

– The traffic light information is deactivated.

– Data transmission is deactivated.

– The vehicle does not have traffic sign recogni-

tion.

– The measurement units and language set-

tings shown in the display are based on the

MMI system settings ðpage 306.

– There is no valid licence.

– No traffic light data are available at the current

location.

Operation

Applies to: vehicles with traffic light information

Switching the traffic light information on/off

Fatigue warning

You can switch the traffic light information

on/off in the Driver assist menu ðpage 175.

Description

Applies to: vehicles with fatigue warning

Calling up the traffic light information

Within the system limits, the fatigue warning in-

forms the driver whether they need to take a

break.

The vehicle has a driver assist display which may

or may not show the surroundings depending on

the vehicle’s equipment:

Once the vehicle is moving, the fatigue warning

analyses the driving behaviour in order to esti-

mate whether the driver is fatigued. The result is

compared continuously with the current driving

behaviour.

►

Without surroundings shown: On the instru-

ment cluster, select the vehicle functions tab >

Traffic signs.

With surroundings shown: On the instrument

►

cluster, select the  tab.

If the comparison suggests that the driver is fa-

tigued, the system will recommend a break via a

display in the instrument cluster at speeds of

65 km/h and above. If severe fatigue is detected,

a tone will also sound.

Note

If a different tab or function is selected in the

instrument cluster, the traffic light informa-

tion is displayed in the instrument cluster sta-

tus line.

System limits

The system may misinterpret the driving behav-

iour in certain driving situations, such as the fol-

lowing:

Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with traffic light information

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

– At speeds of below approx. 60 km/h

– At speeds of above approx. 130 km/h

– On twisty roads

– On poor road surfaces

Fault. See owner's manual

– When driving through roadworks

– In poor weather

The system configuration may be missing due to

a network fault. Restart the system by switching

the ignition off and locking the vehicle. Wait a

few minutes until the vehicle has shut down com-

pletely and then switch the ignition on again.

– During performance driving

– When your attention is distracted

– If the vehicle is towing a heavy or long trailer

– When lane guidance* is activated

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– If you are falling asleep or into a microsleep

Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with fatigue warning

Resetting the system

If  is displayed in the event of a fault, the fati-

gue warning functions are unavailable or restric-

ted.

The system is automatically reset in the follow-

ing situations:

– When you switch off the ignition

– When you release the driver's seat belt and

open the driver's door

A driver message indicating the cause and possi-

ble remedy may appear for some of the displays.

Try switching the system on again later.

– When the vehicle has been stationary for a cer-

tain length of time

If a fault persists, drive to a qualified workshop

soon and have it rectified.

WARNING

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

– Please note the safety precautions and sys-

tem limitations of the supporting systems,

sensors and cameras ðpage 171 to

ðpage 174.



Fatigue warning: please take a break!

– Never drive when you are tired – risk of acci-

dent! On long journeys, make sure to take

adequate breaks at regular intervals. As the

driver, you are always responsible for ensur-

ing that you are fit to drive.

The system has identified a severe level of fati-

gue. Take a break.



Fatigue warning: rest recommended

The system has identified a low level of fatigue.

Take a break when possible.

Note

Distraction warning

In certain situations, the system may misin-

terpret driving manoeuvres and inappropri-

ately recommend a break.

Description

Applies to: vehicles with distraction warning

The distraction warning warns you when the sys-

tem identifies that you are distracted from the

road.

Operation

Applies to: vehicles with fatigue warning

Switching the fatigue warning on/off

The system registers when you perform tasks

while driving that distract you from the road,

such as adjusting the electrically adjustable exte-

rior mirrors.

You can switch the fatigue warning on/off or ad-

just the individual settings in the Driver assist

menu ðpage 175. A message is shown in the in-

strument cluster when the fatigue warning is

switched off. The settings depend on the equip-

ment fitted in your vehicle.

When this is the case, the system warns you with

a display in the instrument cluster starting at low

speeds. If a high level of distraction is detected, a

tone will sound to remind you to concentrate on

the road.

Available settings:

Sensitivity – You can adjust the sensitivity of the

fatigue warning to High, Medium or Low.

System limits

If you switch the system off, it will be switched

on again the next time you switch on the ignition.

In some cases, the system may be limited or not

function at all:

– At speeds of below approx. 10 km/h

– If the driver is severely distracted by external

factors (such as the traffic situation)

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– If the driver is severely distracted by operating

devices which are not connected to the vehicle

(e.g. mobile devices)

 Distraction detected. Please direct your at-

tention to the road.

The system has identified a low level of distrac-

tion.

– If the driver is severely distracted by the info-

tainment system

Lap timer

WARNING

Please note the safety precautions and system

limitations of the supporting systems, sen-

sors and cameras ðpage 171 to ðpage 174.

Introduction

Applies to: vehicles with lap timer

You can use the lap timer to record and evaluate

lap times. The lap timer can be operated using

the multi-function steering wheel ðpage 18.

Operation

Applies to: vehicles with distraction warning

Calling up the lap timer

Switching the distraction warning on/off

►

On the instrument cluster, select the vehicle

You can switch the distraction warning on/off or

adjust the individual settings in the Driver assist

menu ðpage 175. A message is shown in the in-

strument cluster when the distraction warning is

switched off. The settings depend on the equip-

ment fitted in your vehicle.

functions tab >  button > Lap times.

Information is also provided in the head-up dis-

play*.

WARNING

Please direct your full attention to the road at

all times. As the driver, you have full responsi-

bility for the safety of the vehicle and other

road users. For this reason, you should only

use the lap timer functions in a manner that

allows you to maintain control of the vehicle

in all situations – risk of accident!

Available settings:

Sensitivity – You can adjust the sensitivity of the

distraction warning to High, Medium or Low.

If you switch the system off, it will be switched

on again the next time you switch on the ignition.

Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with distraction warning

Note

You can call up information from the on-

board computer while the stopwatch of the

lap timer is running.

If  is displayed in the event of a fault, the dis-

traction warning functions are unavailable or re-

stricted.

A driver message indicating the cause and possi-

ble remedy may appear for some of the displays.

Try switching the system on again later.

Lap times

Applies to: vehicles with lap timer

Important: Call up the lap timer first ðpage 183.

If a fault persists, drive to a qualified workshop

soon and have it rectified.

Recording lap times

►

To start the lap timer manually, select Start lap

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

1 from the menu.

To start the lap timer automatically when you

drive off, select Start lap 1 by driving off or

Start by driving off from the menu.

►

 Distraction detected. Please direct your at-

►

tention to the road.

To time another lap after completing a lap, se-

lect New lap from the menu. The next lap time

starts running immediately.

The system has identified a high level of distrac-

tion.

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►

When you finish a lap, the lap time is compared

with the best lap and the difference is indicated

by a  or +.

To return to the lap time already started, se-

lect:  button > Lap times.

Resetting the lap statistics

Interrupting the lap timer (pause) and

displaying split times

Important: The lap statistics menu must be dis-

played.

►

To pause the lap timer , select Pause from

►

To reset the lap statistics, press the left thumb-

the menu.

wheel until the message No lap times have

been recorded yet. appears.

►

To start the lap timer again, select Resume

from the menu.

►

To display a split time, select Split time from

Note

the menu. The split time  appears in the in-

strument cluster for approximately ten sec-

onds. The current lap time continues running in

the meantime.

The lap times for the last 30 laps are shown in

the lap statistics. The fastest and slowest lap

times from up to 99 timed laps are also

shown.

Cancelling lap times

The timing of the current lap is cancelled. The lap

time is deleted and is not included in the statis-

tics.

Acceleration

measurement

Introduction

Applies to: vehicles with acceleration measurement

►

Select Cancel lap from the menu.

Resetting the lap timer

The acceleration measurement function allows

you to time how long it takes you to reach a cer-

tain speed or cover a certain distance. For the

best measurement results, Audi recommends

switching off or restricting the ESC. Please note

that the ambient conditions and tyre characteris-

tics affect the result of the measurement.

►

Select Reset lap times from the menu.

Note

– Up to 99 lap times can be recorded.

– If you interrupt the lap timer to take a

break, you can resume recording later on,

even if you switched off the ignition in the

meantime.

Calling up the acceleration measurement

►

On the instrument cluster, select the vehicle

– Recorded lap times cannot be deleted indi-

vidually from the overall results.

functions tab >  button > Acceler. measure-

ment.

– The data recorded in the lap timer remain

stored after the ignition is switched off.

WARNING

Please direct your full attention to the road at

all times. As the driver, you have full responsi-

bility for the safety of the vehicle and other

road users. You should therefore use the ac-

celeration measurement functions on closed

racetracks only – risk of accident!

Lap statistics

Applies to: vehicles with lap timer

Displaying the lap statistics

The number of laps so far , the fastest lap +,

the slowest lap  and the average time (avg.) can

be displayed in the instrument cluster.

Note

►

On the instrument cluster, select the vehicle

The acceleration measurement functions

were calibrated with the largest summer

tyre/rim combinations available from the

functions tab >  button > Lap statistics.

To show the individual lap times, scroll the left

thumbwheel up/down.

►

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factory. The measurement accuracy can be af-

fected if other tyre/rim combinations are

used.

tion of the night vision assist. Please observe the

notes on cleaning and care ðpage 346.

WARNING

– Please note the safety precautions and sys-

tem limitations of the supporting systems,

sensors and cameras ðpage 171 to

ðpage 174.

Using the acceleration measurement

Applies to: vehicles with acceleration measurement

Important: The acceleration measurement must

have been called up.

– The night vision assist can only detect pe-

destrians, cyclists or wild animals when they

are within the infrared camera's range of vi-

sion.

►

Stop the vehicle.

►

Select and confirm the desired speed or dis-

tance.

►

Wait briefly until the  symbol appears next

to the time measurement in the instrument

cluster.

– Pedestrians, cyclists and wild animals can-

not be detected/highlighted by the night vi-

sion assist if

►

To start the measurement, accelerate the vehi-

– they are not standing upright (e.g. if they

are sitting or lying on the ground) and/or

– the silhouette on the display is incomplete

or interrupted, e.g. because the pedes-

trian is partially obscured by a parked vehi-

cle or the wild animal is partially con-

cealed by high grass.

cle. The measurement ends automatically as

soon as you have reached the speed or distance

selected.

Night vision assist

Description

Applies to: vehicles with night vision assist

– Never attempt to avoid animals if this would

put yourself or other road users at risk.

The night vision assist uses an infrared camera to

monitor the area in front of your vehicle after

dark (subject to certain system limitations). The

system can display objects up to about 300 me-

tres away from the camera.

Note

– Even though the system can evaluate the

shape of any object it detects, as well as the

heat it is radiating, there are limits to the

system performance. False warnings cannot

be ruled out completely.

The system detects pedestrians, cyclists and wild

animals by sensing a difference in temperature to

their surroundings. If the difference is too small,

pedestrians, cyclists and wild animals can no lon-

ger be detected. The pedestrian, cyclist and wild

animal highlighting feature is therefore deactiva-

ted during the day or at outside temperatures at

or above approx. 25 °C.

– For technical reasons, the display image is

frozen for fractions of a second at certain in-

tervals.

Switching on/off

Applies to: vehicles with night vision assist

The thermal image from the camera is displayed

in the instrument cluster. Warmer areas general-

ly appear lighter, while cooler areas appear dark-

er.

You can switch the night vision assist on/off in

the Driver assist menu ðpage 175. The settings

depend on the equipment fitted in your vehicle.

►

The lights must be set to AUTO for the night vi-

The camera for the night vision assist system is

located in the vehicle’s radiator grille

sion assist system to be automatically activated

in low lighting conditions.

ðpage 174. Please ensure that the night vision

camera is kept free of stickers, deposits and any

other substances which would impair the func-

►

To activate the night vision assist immediately,

switch the dipped headlights on manually. To

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do so, press on 1 on the light switch module

ðpage 59, Fig. 35 and select .

The system will alert you if pedestrians, cyclists

or wild animals are detected within a critical area

in front of your vehicle.

When the function is activated, the  tab ap-

pears in the instrument cluster.

– Pedestrians, cyclists and wild animals are high-

lighted in red in the instrument cluster and

marked with a warning symbol 2 The warning

symbol  is shown for pedestrians and cy-

clists. The warning symbol  2 is shown for

wild animals.

►

Select the  tab on the instrument cluster.

Note

When the night vision assist tab is selected in

the instrument cluster and the dipped head-

lights are switched off, the thermal image

will remain displayed until you switch to a dif-

ferent tab.

– If the head-up display* is switched on, the

warning symbol  or  will be displayed.

– A tone will sound when a warning is issued.

– If the thermal image from the night vision as-

sist is hidden by another display (e.g. on-board

computer), the red warning symbol  or 

will appear if a pedestrian/cyclist or wild ani-

mal warning occurs.

Highlighting and warning feature

Applies to: vehicles with night vision assist

If the system for detecting pedestrians, cyclists

and wild animals is unavailable, the tab will dis-

play the  symbol.

Spotlight*

To direct the driver's attention to a pedestrian or

cyclist detected in the warning zone, the head-

lights can illuminate the pedestrian/cyclist with

the spotlight function.

Fig. 124 Instrument cluster: Pedestrian highlighting and

warning feature

This takes place at speeds above approx.

60 km/h. It does not take place in towns with

street lighting or if the system detects that an-

other vehicle would be dazzled by the spotlight.

The spotlight is not directed at wild animals. The

spotlight* is controlled by the main beam assist*

ðpage 60.

Pedestrian, cyclist and wild animal detection

with highlighting feature

The night vision assist can distinguish pedes-

trians, cyclists and wild animals within a range of

about 10 to 90 metres in front of the vehicle,

subject to certain system limitations. If a cyclist

is bent forwards, they may not be highlighted

continuously. The animal detection feature is not

activated in built-up areas. Only large wild ani-

mals, such as deer, are detected by the system.

When the headlights are on after dark and the

system successfully detects an object (within the

system limitations), it will display the object in a

yellow box 1 .

Contrast

Applies to: vehicles with night vision assist

Important: The night vision assist must be

switched on and the  tab must be displayed.

►

Applies to MMI: On the home screen, select

CAR > Driver assist > () > Night vision assist.

►

Adjust the slider to set the desired level of con-

Pedestrian, cyclist and wild animal warnings

trast.

The system limitations vary according to the road

speed and steering angle. The pedestrian, cyclist

and wild animal warning function urges you to

take extra care.

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Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with night vision assist

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

 Night vision assist: currently unavailable.

See owner's manual

The function of the system is temporarily im-

paired; the system will be deactivated. If the

fault persists, drive to a qualified workshop soon

and have the fault rectified.

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Driver information for Your Audi Rs Q8 SUV First Generation (2020-2026)

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