What is the 10-digit vehicle code for Audi Connect?
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This code is primarily used to log in to Audi Connect, and these ten digits are usually provided to the car owner at the time of vehicle order. Methods to check the 10-digit vehicle code for Audi Connect: When delivering the vehicle, the Audi dealership will provide the 10-digit vehicle code to the car owner, typically included in the documentation folder. You can try checking the accompanying folder provided by the dealership at the time of vehicle delivery to see if there is a transparent plastic card. The back of this plastic card has a scratch-off layer. After scratching off the layer, the 10-digit vehicle code will be visible. Method to check the account: Note that if you do not know the account on the vehicle's infotainment system, you can directly check it on the Audi official website. The account format on the vehicle's infotainment system is generally in the form of xxxxxxxx@audi-online.cn.
As a car enthusiast, I often tinker with Audi's connectivity services. The vehicle code actually refers to the 17-digit VIN number, which is like the car's ID card. It's usually a combination of letters and numbers, easily visible at the lower left corner of the front windshield or on a label on the door frame when you open the door. The mention of 10 digits might be a small misunderstanding, as the standard VIN is 17 characters long. When registering for Audi Connect, you must accurately input this to bind the service. Once activated, you can use the mobile app to remotely start the car, locate it, or adjust the air conditioning. When setting it up myself, I took a few minutes to take a photo and then entered it into the app to ensure I didn't mistype the code, and it was quickly done. The features are practical, but don't share the code to prevent misuse or theft. If you can't find it, check the owner's manual or ask customer service—it's simple and safe. Remember to protect it to avoid online scams.
