What is the Audi Advanced Key?

Audi puts a premium on comfort and ease of use. This is why all new models that we have in our showroom have keyless entry and starting. This allows you to access to your car and begin driving while keeping your key fob inside your pocket or purse.

The system works by using proximity sensors located in the trunks and doors, which are connected to a key radio pulse generator in the key fob. Here are a few things you need to know about Audi Advanced Key.

1. Proximity Detection

Audi proximity detection enables you to begin and enter your vehicle without having take the key out of your purse or pocket. This access and authorization system works through automatic data exchange between the convenience key and your car which allows you to open the trunk and doors, and even activate the engine with just a press on your key.

A sound-based proximity sensor is also known as a capacitive proximity sensor, makes use of acoustic waves to detect the presence of nearby objects. The sensors produce an oscillator-generated signal. The signal is released into the air via a microphone which converts it to an audio file. The audio files are compared to determine their similarity and proximity. When they are close to each other, the system will send a wake-up message to the key. It will also send an ID signal to the vehicle.

The first step to a more pleasant driving experience is proximity detection. The Audi advanced key also comes with a remote start capability which lets you start the engine of your car from outside of the range of your key FOB. This can be useful when you're carrying groceries into the trunk, or securing children in their seats or packing for an family trip.

Audi pre sense basic, in addition, is a safety feature that can help you avoid accidents by taking preventive measures prior to collisions occurring. It utilizes data from a variety of other systems, including the front camera radar sensors, the front camera and Audi side assist to calculate the probability of a collision and alert drivers. It can also trigger the automatic brake system at speeds up to 250 km/h (155,3) and alert the driver via the virtual cockpit or head-up display.

Learn more about the features you can avail on your Audi model to get the most value out of it. The team at Audi Stevens Creek is here to help you find the right car for your requirements, so don't hesitate to contact us with any questions or come by our dealership to learn more about this impressive technology.

2. Authentication

When you press your key fob's lock button the Audi advanced key system communicates with your car's sensors. This sends a code to the car's computer that confirms that it is an authorized key fob. This safeguards against unauthorized entry to the vehicle without the authentic key fob.

The key fob can also be used to start the vehicle from a pocket or purse. The Audi advanced key system makes use of proximity sensors on the trunk lid and doors, paired with an electronic radio-frequency generator inside the key fob. When the key fob is within five feet of the vehicle, the sensors detect your presence and open the doors. When you open the trunk or pull the door handle, the vehicle recognizes the key and activates the motor.

You can also utilize your key fob to activate the start-up feature of your vehicle's push button. You can start the engine by pressing the Start/Stop buttons built into the center console, if the key fob is in your pocket or purse. The car's sensors verify the authenticity of the key fob and once it's confirmed, the engine will start.

The Audi advanced key system also includes a keyless entry feature that allows you to unlock your car's doors by simply pressing the handle on the exterior of the door. This makes it incredibly convenient when your hands are full or you're wearing gloves, like when you're carrying groceries or kids into the vehicle. The system also includes the trunk release button that lets you open the trunk using the kick gesture, a useful feature when you're carrying a lot on your hands.

Contact Audi Brookline for any questions about the Audi advanced key system. We're more than willing to answer your questions or give you a demonstration. In addition, we can repair or replace your key fob in the event of need. We're an official Audi dealership So you can be confident that we have the latest technology in place to ensure you're safe and comfortable throughout your Virginia Beach drive.

3. Keyless Entry

Keyless entry systems are a great convenience, especially when you're carrying your kids, groceries or other equipment. You can open your vehicle by touching a sensor or button placed on the handle of the door (some models also have this technology in the lock). The key fob will also activate the sensors in the vehicle if you're carrying it. This signals that you are nearby and your hand is at the touch of a button. This will stop any unauthorized use of the vehicle by making sure only you are able to open the doors.

A keyless entry system will often include the ability to remotely start your vehicle without a physical key. This is accomplished with sensors that are mounted in the trunk, tailgate and sometimes even inside the doors of the vehicle. The sensors will start the engine of the vehicle and then unlock the doors when the fob is within a specific distance of the vehicle - typically, around 5 feet. You can then push a button to begin your car. This is a great method to warm your car before you leave in the morning to go to work or when it's cold outside.

Some of the more sophisticated versions of keyless entry don't need the use of a key fob. The cars can be started and unlocked with an app on your smartphone. This is a great solution for families or business owners who want their employees to have easy access to company vehicles. Certain keyless entry systems even remember the driver’s preferred seating position or cabin temperature. This can save you a lot of time when you get to a parking area.

One of the most advanced keyless entry systems includes a rear hatch function which can be activated with just a simple touch of your foot. It will shut and secure the cargo area in a matter of seconds. This feature is available in a wide range of Audi models and can be an option as a standard feature or an upgrade, depending on the model. These systems aren't 100% secure, and they can be hacked by thieves with some technical expertise.

4. Push-Button Start

Contrary to other brands, Audi does not offer remote start on its vehicles in a factory capacity. However, the brand does offer a second alternative that comes with the same features to remote start, namely the Audi Advanced Key.

Although it isn't a complete remote start system, this is a great option for those who require an easy method to start their car without the need for key insertion. This feature allows you to unlock the doors of your Audi A4 or start the car by pressing a single button. This button is in the same location as the ignition button on an ordinary car.

To activate this feature, you need to have your key fob in your pocket and be close enough to the car. Sensors in the door handles or trunk will be activated once you and your key fob are within five feet of the car. If you have the right code and a clear signal, the vehicle will allow you to lock or start the vehicle.

By pressing the button, you can easily connect your Audi A4 and begin driving without the need to look around in your purse or pockets to find keys. This feature is perfect for people who spend long hours in a parking lot and is beneficial if you need to quickly warm up your vehicle for a commute or to run errands.

Once you're inside your car, the system will continue to communicate with your keyfob. This is done using encrypted signals, which helps to ensure that the system cannot be compromised. You can also use the Keyless Go Card as a backup. It's a credit card sized card that can be used to unlock the vehicle in the event that the key fob malfunctions or is lost.

If you have an Audi Advanced Key installed and have trouble getting your car started it could be a problem with the key. This is something that your local Audi dealer can help with. The user's manual provides an instruction that website can be used to repair your keys and your vehicle.