
No. Here is relevant information about the auto-locking function: 1. Purpose: The auto-locking function is designed for anti-theft purposes. The doors will only lock after the vehicle reaches a certain speed while driving, preventing door-pull robberies during traffic jams or at red lights, providing a certain level of . 2. Advantages: It offers protection for passengers with children inside the car, preventing young children from opening the door handles while the vehicle is in motion. 3. Disadvantages: It may hinder escape and pose safety risks. The central locking system is a combination of mechanical and electronic devices. In the event of a crash where electronic devices fail, passengers can still open the doors manually to escape. However, this may create difficulties for rescuers outside the vehicle.

I remember the high-end Q5L comes with a smart key featuring an automatic locking function when you walk away. After parking and turning off the engine, you can simply exit the car with the key, close the door, and walk away. When you're about 1.5 meters away from the vehicle, it will beep to lock itself, and the side mirrors will automatically fold. Just be careful not to leave the key inside the car—last time I almost forgot it on the back seat when dropping off my child, and the car wouldn’t lock, setting off the alarm. The base model without keyless entry requires manually pressing the indentation on the door handle to lock. Nowadays, most luxury cars come equipped with this feature.

As someone who frequently travels for business, I particularly appreciate this feature. With the Q5L equipped with the Comfort Key, locking the car when leaving is incredibly simple: just gently touch the grooved indentation on the driver's side door handle after closing the door, and the side mirrors will immediately fold in, with the hazard lights flashing once to confirm the car is locked. This feature is especially handy in supermarket parking lots—no need to fumble for keys while carrying shopping bags. Additionally, the windows will automatically roll up after locking, so there's no worry about rain. Just remember, when the key is running low, the sensing distance shortens, requiring you to manually press the key close to the handle to lock the car.

Technically speaking, this is an extension of the keyless entry system. When you away with the key fob, the vehicle's perimeter sensors will detect the absence of the key signal and trigger automatic locking after approximately 10 seconds. However, real-world testing shows that if you remain stationary in front of the vehicle, the system may interpret this as not having left and might not engage the locks. We recommend developing the habit of checking door handles when leaving your vehicle to prevent potential failures caused by interference factors. The Audi APP also allows adjustment of the lock confirmation sound volume, ensuring you won't disturb neighbors when returning home late at night.

After my friend forgot to lock their Q5L, resulting in stolen items inside the car, I researched this feature. The manual calls it 'Convenient Locking,' and the key points from actual testing are: all doors including the trunk must be closed, and you must leave the sensor area within 30 seconds for the automatic locking to engage. For daily use, it's recommended to add a few settings: 1. Enable the 'Exit Reminder' on the dashboard; 2. Turn on the automatic folding mirror function in the MMI system; 3. Set the car to flash its lights when locked. After retrieving items from the trunk on a rainy day, remember to close it tightly again, otherwise, it may affect the locking trigger.


