How to Set the Lock Sound for Audi Car Key?

[VanCaleb]

Audi car key lock sound setting method is: on the central control screen, enter the vehicle settings option, select central door locks, and then you can see the sound prompt when locking the car. Check the box behind it to turn on the lock sound. Taking the 2021 Audi A3 Sportback 35TFSI Progressive Sport as an example, its body dimensions are: length 4351mm, width 1815mm, height 1458mm. In terms of power, this car is equipped with a 1.4t turbocharged engine, with a maximum power of 110kw and a maximum torque of 250nm.

[LaArabella]

I've been driving an Audi for a while, and setting the key lock sound is mainly to confirm that the car is securely locked. The method is quite simple: first, sit in the car without starting the engine, just in the parked state. Open the central control screen, navigate to the settings menu, and find the vehicle settings or a similar option. Inside, there should be a door lock or security section where you can adjust the sound type and volume, such as selecting a beep sound. After saving, try closing the car to see if there's a sound when locking. I've noticed that the sound is clearer in cold weather, which helps avoid forgetting to lock the car. If the sound is too soft or doesn't work, check the system settings or the key battery, and occasionally restarting the vehicle system can solve the issue. Overall, setting it once makes daily use much more convenient for a long time.

[CooperMarie]

Setting the Audi key lock sound is super fun! I drive a 2020 A4 and do it directly through the center console screen. Go to the main menu, select Settings, then Vehicle Information, where you'll find Comfort Settings or a similar option. Look for the Sound Feedback setting to change the lock sound. I prefer a cheerful beep—it sounds more pleasant. Alternatively, you can also adjust it remotely using the MyAudi App by connecting via Bluetooth. After setting it, don’t forget to test it a few times to ensure you can hear it even in quiet residential areas. Occasionally, if the sound doesn’t work, I’ve found that replacing the key battery fixes it. This little tweak makes locking the car feel more secure, perfect for us young folks who love tinkering with car details.

[MacBrooklyn]

Setting the key lock sound is very simple. First, turn on the central control system in the car, enter the settings menu, select the vehicle section, and find the door lock options. There you'll find the sound settings where you can choose to turn it on or off. After setting, just turn off the car and test it. I find the sound confirmation for locking the door very reassuring, as it helps me avoid forgetting to lock the car. If the sound disappears, check if the settings have been changed or restart the vehicle. This small feature is very helpful for family car use.