What Audi Login gives you and how to find it
Audi Login is the owner portal where you can view service records, schedule maintenance, check vehicle status, and manage your Audi account online. You access it through the main Audi website — there is no separate login page you need to hunt for. The login option sits in the top right corner of audi.com, labeled "My Audi" or "Sign In" depending on which country's site you are on.
The portal connects to your vehicle through the vehicle identification number (VIN) and your owner registration. Once you log in, you see information specific to your car: service history from the dealership, warranty details, recall notices, and access to the Audi mobile app. Some features, like remote vehicle status checks and climate control, only work if your Audi has the connected services package installed.
You do not need to create a separate account at the dealership where you bought the car. Audi's system is centralized, so your login works across all Audi dealerships in your country. This matters if you move or switch service locations — your records follow you.
Key Takeaways
- Audi Login is accessed through audi.com in the top right corner, not through your local dealership's website.
- You need your VIN and proof of ownership to register an account and link your vehicle to your profile.
- The portal shows service history, warranty information, recall notices, and lets you schedule maintenance at any Audi dealership.
- Remote features like checking fuel level or locking the doors only work if your vehicle has Audi's connected services package.
- Your login is the same across all Audi dealerships, so you can manage your account from anywhere.
Creating your account for the first time
If you have never logged into Audi's system before, you will need to register. Go to audi.com and click "Sign In" or "My Audi" in the top right. Look for a link that says "Create Account" or "Register" — the exact wording varies by region. You will need your email address, a password you choose, and your vehicle's VIN.
After you enter those details, Audi sends a verification email to confirm your address is real. Click the link in that email to set up your account. At this point, your account exists but is not yet linked to your vehicle. To complete the link, you will need to provide proof of ownership — usually a copy of your registration or purchase agreement. Some dealerships can verify this for you in person, which speeds up the process.
Once Audi confirms you own the vehicle, your dashboard populates with your car's information. This can take anywhere from a few hours to a few business days depending on how busy the verification team is. If nothing appears after a week, contact your selling dealership or Audi customer service to check the status.
What information and tools are available after login
Your Audi Login dashboard shows your service history — every oil change, tire rotation, and repair performed at an Audi dealership appears there with dates and costs. This record is useful when you sell the car, because it proves regular maintenance to potential buyers. It also helps you track whether recalls have been completed on your vehicle.
The portal displays your warranty coverage: what is covered, how long it lasts, and what mileage remains before it expires. If a recall is issued for your model year, you see a notice in your account and can schedule an appointment to have it done. Audi dealerships can perform recalls for free, and the portal lets you book that appointment directly without calling.
If your Audi has the connected services package (sometimes called Audi Connect), you can use the portal to check your vehicle's fuel level, battery charge if it is a plug-in hybrid, tire pressure, and mileage. Some models let you lock or unlock the doors, turn on the headlights, or set the climate control remotely through the app or website. These features depend on your model year and trim level — not all Audis have them.
Connecting the Audi mobile app to your account
Audi offers a mobile app for iPhone and Android that connects to your Login account. read the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play, then sign in with the same email and password you use on the website. The app mirrors most of the portal's features and adds convenience — you can check your car's status or schedule service without opening a browser.
The app also sends push notifications for important events: when a recall is issued, when your service is due based on Audi's maintenance schedule, or when your warranty is about to expire. These alerts help you stay on top of maintenance without having to log in regularly to check.
If you share your vehicle with a family member, some Audi models let you add them as a secondary user through the app. They can see the same information and schedule service, but you control what permissions they have. Check your vehicle's manual or ask your dealership whether your model supports multiple users.
Scheduling service and managing appointments
Once you are logged in, you can schedule maintenance at any Audi dealership without calling. The portal shows your vehicle's recommended service intervals based on Audi's maintenance schedule — usually every 10,000 miles or once a year, whichever comes first. Click "Schedule Service" and select a dealership near you, then pick a date and time that works.
When you book through the portal, the dealership receives your request and confirms it by email or phone. Bring your keys and proof of ownership (your registration) on the day of your appointment. The dealership can access your service history through the same system, so they know exactly what has been done to your car and what needs attention.
If you need to cancel or reschedule, you can do that through the portal as well. This is faster than calling the dealership, especially if you are making changes outside business hours.
Troubleshooting login problems and account recovery
If you forget your password, click "Forgot Password" on the login page. Audi sends a reset link to your email address. Click that link and create a new password. Make sure you check your spam folder if you do not see the email within a few minutes.
If you cannot remember which email address you used to register, contact your local Audi dealership with your VIN and proof of ownership. They can look up your account and help you recover access. Some dealerships can reset your password in person, which is faster than waiting for an email.
If your vehicle is not showing up in your account even though you have registered, the ownership verification may still be pending. Wait a few business days, then log out and log back in to refresh. If it still does not appear, call Audi customer service or visit your dealership with your registration and VIN to complete the verification manually.
What happens if you buy a used Audi
When you purchase a used Audi, the previous owner's account is still linked to the vehicle until they remove it or you update the ownership in Audi's system. You will need to register your own account and provide proof that you now own the car — your bill of sale or registration in your name. Audi will then transfer the vehicle to your account and remove the previous owner's access.
This process can take a few business days. Until it is complete, you may not see the full service history or be able to use connected services. Once the transfer is done, all the previous owner's records stay in the system for reference, but only you can access them.
If you buy from a private seller, make sure the title transfer is complete and registered with your state before you try to link the vehicle to your Audi account. The dealership or Audi customer service will ask for proof of ownership, and a title in someone else's name will delay the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to use Audi Login, or can I just call the dealership to schedule service?
You can call the dealership anytime — the portal is optional. But logging in lets you book appointments outside business hours and see your service history and warranty details without waiting on hold. Many people use both methods depending on what they need.
Can I see my vehicle's location on the map through Audi Login?
Only if your Audi has the connected services package and you have that feature turned on. Not all models or trim levels include it. Check your vehicle's manual or ask your dealership whether your car has GPS tracking through the app.
What if I sell my Audi — how do I remove my account from the vehicle?
Log into your account, find your vehicle, and look for an option to "Remove Vehicle" or "Unlink Vehicle." This disconnects your account from the car so the new owner can register it under their name. The dealership can also do this for you if you bring your keys and registration.
Is Audi Login the same as the Audi mobile app?
They are connected but not identical. Audi Login is the website portal at audi.com. The mobile app is a separate read that uses the same login credentials. The app is more convenient for quick checks, but both show the same core information.
Can I see my vehicle's maintenance costs through Audi Login?
Yes. Your service history shows the date, type of service, and cost for every appointment at an Audi dealership. This is helpful for budgeting and for proving maintenance records if you sell the car.