2022 Audi e-tron Electric Vehicle Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance Schedule Overview

Maintaining your 2022 Audi e-tron electric vehicle according to the manufacturer's recommendations is crucial for its longevity and performance. Audi specifies distinct service intervals for minor and standard maintenance, along with additional items that require attention at specific times. This comprehensive Audi e-tron maintenance schedule ensures all critical systems, from the brake system to the high voltage components, are regularly inspected and serviced.

Minor maintenance is required every 10,000 miles or 1 year, whichever comes first. Standard maintenance, which includes all minor maintenance items, is due every 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first. Following this schedule helps identify potential issues early and keeps your vehicle operating safely and efficiently.

Minor Maintenance Tasks

During minor maintenance, an authorized Audi service center will perform a series of essential checks and procedures. These tasks are designed to address common wear items and ensure basic vehicle functions are in order.

Key minor maintenance tasks include:

• Brake System: Checking the thickness of the brake pads.
• Connected Box Battery: Assessing the state of health for Audi Connected Services using a Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
• First Aid Kit: Checking and recording the expiration date.
• Axle/Suspension Components: Inspecting dust seals on ball joints and tie rod ends for excessive play.
• Instrument Cluster: Verifying the function of warning and indicator lights.
• Multi-Point Inspection: A complete visual and functional inspection of various vehicle systems.
• Service Reminder Indicator: Resetting the display.
• Spare Wheel and Tire (if equipped): Checking condition, inflation pressure, and adjusting if necessary.
• Tires: Checking condition, tread wear, and recording tread depth; checking and adjusting inflation pressure.
• Tire Repair Kit (if equipped): Checking completeness and expiration date.
• Wiper Blades: Checking condition and replacing if necessary.

Standard Maintenance Tasks

Standard maintenance builds upon the minor service, incorporating more in-depth inspections and checks. This service is performed every 20,000 miles or 2 years and includes all items from the minor maintenance schedule.

Additional standard maintenance tasks involve:

• Body/Chassis: Visually inspecting for paint damage and corrosion, both inside and outside, with doors, hood, and trunk open.
• Brake System: Checking for damage, leaks, condition of brake hoses, and presence of bleeder caps.
• Charging Cable: Inspecting for damage (if present).
• Charging Socket: Checking for contamination and damage.
• CTG Label: Verifying the presence, legibility, and matching engine family number with the engine control module using a Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
• Door Hinges and Latch: Lubricating these components.
• Exterior Lighting: Checking front and rear lights, high beams, low beams, turn signals, cornering lights, reverse lights, brake lights, license plate lights, fog lights, and hazard warning lights.
• High Voltage Cooling System: Checking coolant level and adding if necessary.
• High Voltage Safety Instruction Labels: Checking for legibility.
• High Voltage System Components: Inspecting for damage and leaks, ensuring cables and coolant lines are properly mounted, and checking insulation integrity.
• High Voltage System Maintenance Connector: Checking for damage and cleanliness.
• Horn: Checking function.
• Interior Lights: Checking all interior, trunk, and glove box compartment illumination.
• Motor Compartment: Inspecting transmission, final drive, and steering for leaks and damage.
• Parking Brake Actuator (e-tron GT only): Checking activating range with a Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
• Plenum Chamber and Water Drain Valves: Checking for dirt and cleaning if necessary.
• Road Test: Performing a road test.
• Safety Belts: Checking function and condition of belt, tongue, and latch.
• Sunroof and Panoramic Sunroof Systems (if equipped, excluding e-tron GT): Checking function.
• Underbody: Inspecting for damage and leaks, checking wheel well liners, paneling, and all lines.
• Windshield Washer and Headlight Washing System: Adding fluid if necessary, checking adjustment and function.

Additional Maintenance Items

Beyond the minor and standard services, certain components require attention at specific mileage or time intervals, regardless of when the last minor or standard service was performed. This ensures that critical fluids and filters are replaced as needed.

Work to be completed	Interval
Brake fluid - Change	Every 2 years regardless of mileage
Dust and Pollen filter - Replace	Every 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever occurs first
Panoramic sunroof systems - Check drainage system by fluid check according to Elsa (if equipped) (Except e-tron GT)	Every 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever occurs first
Rear axle drive - Replace coolant cartridge (with cover removed) (Except e-tron GT)	Every 20,000 miles or 2 years, whichever occurs first

Owner Action

To ensure your 2022 Audi e-tron remains in optimal condition, it is essential to adhere to the prescribed Audi e-tron maintenance schedule. Owners should consult their vehicle's service indicator or refer to these guidelines to determine when their next service is due. For all maintenance needs, it is recommended to visit an authorized Audi service center. Technicians there have the specialized tools and training, including access to the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester, to properly service your electric vehicle.

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Source: NHTSA ID: 10187330