Does the Audi A4L have seat heating?

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SanJaxson
07/29/25 5:21pm
Audi A4L does not come standard with seat heating; seat heating is an optional feature. Seat heating utilizes electric heating wires inside the seat to warm the interior of the seat, transferring heat to the occupant through thermal conduction, thereby improving comfort by alleviating the coldness of the seat after prolonged parking in winter. Below are precautions for using heated seats: 1. The seat heating function only works when the ignition switch is turned on. 2. To protect the heating components of the seat heating system, avoid kneeling on the seat or applying point loads to the seat surface and backrest. 3. If the vehicle's voltage drops, the seat heating system will automatically shut off to ensure sufficient power supply to the engine control system. 4. Turn off seat heating or ventilation promptly after parking to prevent excessive electrical load during the next startup. 5. Do not add overly thick seat cushions on heated seats to prevent abnormal overheating or cooling, which could lead to malfunctions. 6. Turn on the seat heating switch after starting the engine to effectively conserve battery energy and extend battery life.
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