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Parking assist¹ allows for quick and easy parking and helps the driver to get in and out of parking spaces with suitable steering manoeuvers. Ultrasonic sensors are used to search for suitable transverse and longitudinal parking spaces.

Your transit times for Parking assistant

For spontaneous
1 or 6

month

 

For planners
1 or 3

years

 

For the determined
Lifetime

unlimited

 

Parking Assist

How it works:

Parking Assist helps the driver to get in and out of parking spaces with suitable steering manoeuvers. Ultrasonic sensors are used to search for suitable transverse and longitudinal parking spaces. For transverse parking spaces (forwards and backwards) the ideal parking manoeuvres are calculated, for parallel parking spaces the ideal entry and exit parking manoeuvres.The steering process is taken over by the system. The driver merely has to change gears, accelerate, brake and monitor the parking procedure as instructed in the display. Depending on the steering angle, the visual display can warn of side obstacles by displaying the lane. Parking in several moves is supported. Parking search is activated in the lower display and with the parking aid switched on in the upper display.

Simply add Functions on Demand to configure your Audi and find out how well Park Assist fits your needs.

Download the myAudi App now and select your desired contract duration for Park Assist.
Comfortable

Flexible booking on demand

Effective

Search for suitable parking spaces along the route using ultrasound sensors

Secure

Safely manoeuvre even in small parking spaces

Booking the parking assistant via functions on demand

Booking conditions

The use of Parking assistant via Functions on Demand is possible in the following vehicles: Audi A6 (from model year 2021), Audi A7 (from model year 2021), Audi Q7 (from model year 2021), Audi Q8 (from model year 2021) or Audi Q8 e-trom/Audi e-tron (from model year 2020).

You will also need:

  • a verified myAudi account as main or secondary user
  • Functions on Demand capability in the vehicle

 

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