2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT High-Voltage Heater Update 82NE
Audi has released Update 82NE for 2022-2024 e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT vehicles to fix a high-voltage heater issue that can cause the heater to switch off, leading to no interior heating. Owners will not receive notification letters for this update.

Also applies to
- Audi e-tron GT
- 2022–2024
- Audi RS e-tron GT
- 2022–2023
Why This Matters
Audi has identified a quality issue affecting the high-voltage heater in certain 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT vehicles. This defect can cause the high-voltage heater to automatically switch off if a fault is detected, resulting in the vehicle interior no longer being heated. This condition can significantly impact driver and passenger comfort, especially in colder climates.
What's Being Updated
This dealer communication, identified as UPDATE 82NE, addresses the faulty high-voltage heater. The issue stems from a manufacturing quality concern that prevents the heater from functioning correctly, leading to the symptom of "no longer heating the vehicle interior." The update involves replacing the affected high-voltage heater component.
Important Warnings for Owners
Owners of affected 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT vehicles should be aware of several critical points regarding this update:
- No Owner Notification Letters: Audi explicitly states that "Updates differ from recalls and service actions; consumers are notified in writing of recalls and service actions. Therefore, consistent with general policy governing Updates, customers will not be receiving letters about this action." This means you will not receive a letter in the mail informing you of this issue or the required repair.
- New Vehicle Delivery Hold: "Affected vehicles in dealer inventory cannot be delivered to consumers until this Update is completed." If you have a new e-tron GT on order, your dealer must perform this repair before you can take possession of the vehicle.
- Dealer Responsibility: Dealers are mandated to ensure "every affected vehicle gets the update before delivery to consumers." They must also complete the work on any vehicle that shows the Update code 82NE open in ELSA during any workshop visit.
Repair Procedure Summary
Effective August 1, 2025, the repair for this issue involves replacing the high-voltage heater. Detailed instructions for this procedure, including complete repair and claiming information, are available to technicians through Audi's ELSA and Service References in Elsa2Go. Dealers are also instructed to consult an UPDATE technical bulletin for specific material requirements.
Owner Action
Given that owners will not receive direct notification for this update, it is crucial for you to proactively address the potential issue with your 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT high-voltage heater. If you own an affected vehicle, or are considering purchasing one, contact your authorized Audi dealer. Inquire about Update 82NE and schedule an appointment to have your vehicle inspected and the high-voltage heater replaced if necessary. This will ensure your vehicle's interior heating system functions correctly and maintains comfort.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11021381
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Audi Update 82NE?
- Audi Update 82NE is a service action to address a quality issue with the high-voltage heater in certain 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT vehicles. This issue can cause the heater to switch off, leading to a loss of interior heating.
- Will I receive a recall letter for the Audi e-tron GT high-voltage heater issue?
- No, Audi has stated that customers will not receive notification letters for this specific update. Updates differ from recalls, and direct consumer notification is not part of the process for this action.
- What happens if I buy a new Audi e-tron GT that is affected by Update 82NE?
- Affected vehicles in dealer inventory cannot be delivered to consumers until the Update 82NE has been completed. Your dealer is required to perform this repair before you can take delivery of the vehicle.
- How can I get the high-voltage heater fixed in my Audi e-tron GT?
- You should contact your authorized Audi dealer to inquire about Update 82NE and schedule an appointment. The repair involves replacing the high-voltage heater, and detailed instructions are available to technicians through Audi's service systems.
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