What is the correct procedure to start an Audi Q5?

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VanJulia
07/24/25 8:11pm
Audi Q5 correct starting procedure: 1. Use keyless entry to enter the vehicle, adjust the driver's seat position, fasten the seat belt, and use the one-button start to first activate the power supply; 2. After activating the power supply, check the instrument panel for any fault displays, proceed to the next step if everything is normal; 3. Use the knob on the driver's armrest to adjust the rearview mirror to a suitable angle, and turn on the low beam headlights if it's nighttime; 4. Press the brake pedal and start the vehicle's engine, wait for the engine to warm up before driving; 5. Keep the brake pedal pressed, push the electronic gear lever backward to engage D (Drive) gear; 6. Press the electronic parking brake behind the gear lever, turn on the left turn signal, and proceed to drive normally. The Audi Q5 has a length of 4629mm, width of 1898mm, height of 1655mm, and a wheelbase of 2807mm, with a front-engine, four-wheel-drive layout.
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McEden
08/11/25 11:02am
I just got my Audi Q5 not long ago, and the startup procedure is quite intuitive. After getting in the car, the first thing is to make sure the key is inside the vehicle and the gear is in P position. Press the brake pedal and push the start button near the steering wheel, the engine will start within seconds. After starting, I usually check the dashboard to see if all warning lights are off. If the weather is cold, I let it idle for about half a minute to warm up the engine before turning on the AC or moving off. It drives very smoothly, and the electronic systems are responsive, making it easy even for beginners to handle these small tasks. Remember to close the windows when parking to save battery, but it's no big deal if you occasionally forget, as the system will automatically remind you.
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