How to Open the Rear Spoiler of Audi A7?
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The rear spoiler of the Audi A7 opens automatically when the car reaches a preset speed. For example, when the vehicle's speed reaches the preset 130 km/h, the hidden spoiler on the upper part of the trunk lid will automatically rise. The Audi A7 is a four-door sporty luxury coupe positioned between a C-class executive/sedan and a D-class luxury sedan. In terms of dimensions, the Audi A7 is slightly larger than a non-extended C-class executive sedan but smaller than a D-class luxury sedan. Power-wise, it is equipped with two V6 engines: a 2.8L and a 3.0T, with maximum power outputs of 220 horsepower and 310 horsepower, respectively.
I've been driving an Audi A7 for a while, and the method to open the rear spoiler is actually quite intuitive. For most models, it's operated via a button inside the car: First, locate the center console near the driver's seat, where you'll find a button with a small wing icon—press it once to raise the spoiler, and press it again to retract it automatically. This button is usually near the climate control area with clear labeling. If you want to raise it while stationary, simply press the manual button, but avoid attempting this at high speeds—safety first. The spoiler automatically rises at speeds above 110 km/h to improve aerodynamics and retracts when speed drops. Common issues: If the button doesn’t respond, it might be a blown fuse or poor wiring contact—check the manual for the fuse box location and replace the fuse if needed. If it occasionally gets stuck, park and inspect the spoiler gap for debris. Remember to regularly clean the spoiler's bearing area to prevent aging. The overall design is smart and practical, adding value whether driving or showcasing the car.
