Audi Q3: Display overview

Applies to: vehicles with adaptive cruise assist

Fig. 97 Instrument cluster: display in speedometer

Fig. 98 Instrument cluster: driver assistance display

Indicator lights and messages in the speedometer 1 - 3 inform you about the driving situation and the settings. In the Driver assistance display 4 - 11, you can find more detailed information about the system. The displays depend on the country and equipment.

Display in the speedometer

1. Marking for the set speed
2. Current vehicle speed
3. Available speed range for adaptive cruise assist (example)

Image in the Driver assistance display

The display only appears when the Driver assistance display is open in the trip computer.

4. Messages and settings
5. Your vehicle
6. Detected vehicle driving ahead
7. Messages and settings
8. Set target distance
9. If you fall below the set distance, the distance bars turn red from the bottom upward.
10. Lane departure warning availability
11. Availability of lane guidance for adaptive cruise assist

Indicator lights

- The speed/distance control is active. No vehicles were detected ahead. The stored speed is maintained.

- The speed/distance control is active. A vehicle was detected ahead. The system controls the speed and distance from the vehicle driving ahead, and accelerates and brakes automatically.

- The speed/distance control is active but the vehicle is not ready to drive. A vehicle was detected ahead. Your vehicle is stationary and will not start driving automatically.

- The speed/distance control is active but the vehicle is not ready to drive. No vehicles were detected ahead. Your vehicle is stationary and will not start driving automatically.

- The automatic braking is not enough to maintain a sufficient distance from a vehicle driving ahead. You must intervene.

- Lane guidance is active.

- Lane guidance is switched on but not active.

- The limits of the system have been reached Take over steering.

- The indicator light turns on if the steering intervention request is providing a warning.

Always keep your hands on the steering wheel so you can be ready to steer at any time.

WARNING

Observe the safety precautions and note the limits of the assist systems, sensors, and cameras.

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