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2023-2026 Audi Virtual Cockpit Display Distorted TSB

Audi Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 2065960/5 details issues with the virtual cockpit display in 2023-2026 Audi models, including distortion, cracks, and pixel malfunctions. This TSB clarifies that such damage is usually due to external force and may not be covered under warranty, especially for…

ByAhmet Topcu — Founder & Editor-in-Chief2023 Audi e-tron
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Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 11018966
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Audi has released Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 2065960/5 to address concerns regarding the virtual cockpit display in various 2023-2026 models. This bulletin provides information for technicians and owners about symptoms such as a distorted display, cracks, or pixel malfunctions.

The TSB clarifies that these display issues are typically the result of external force rather than a manufacturing defect. Owners experiencing an Audi virtual cockpit display distorted condition should be aware of the potential causes and warranty implications.

Symptoms

Owners of affected Audi vehicles may observe one or more of the following issues with their virtual cockpit or driver information system display:

  • Incorrect readings or functionality.
  • Pixel malfunction in the display.
  • General display functionality issues.
  • Appearance or surface irregularities.
  • Damaged display components.
  • Faulty display operation.
  • Misfire-like behavior in display functionality.
  • Display partially out of order or showing no function.
  • Incorrect operation sequence.
  • Visible cracks in the Audi virtual cockpit display.

Technical Background

Extensive analysis by Audi has determined that the primary cause for a distorted or cracked virtual cockpit display is a crack in the display layer located beneath the uppermost transparent film. This damage is a direct result of external force applied to the virtual cockpit display or its housing.

Such external force can occur during various situations, including improper cleaning of the virtual cockpit, repair work on the dashboard, an accident, or if a user mistakenly attempts to use the display as a touchscreen. While the top layer of the display might not show immediate damage, witness marks like fingerprints or scratches may be present. The damage, such as an Audi virtual cockpit display distorted appearance, might not be immediately visible after the force is applied, potentially developing over several hundred miles of driving as fatigue cracking progresses in the lower display layer.

Owner Action & Warranty

If you observe your Audi virtual cockpit display distorted or cracked, it is recommended to contact your authorized Audi dealer for inspection. However, it is important to note that damage to the virtual cockpit display resulting from external influence is generally not covered by Audi's warranty.

Specifically, for vehicles with an odometer reading exceeding 600 miles, Audi states that material and/or production issues can be ruled out as the source of the complaint. Therefore, warranty claims for display issues on vehicles with over 600 miles will typically not be reimbursed. This damage is considered due to outside influence and is not covered by any Audi Warranty.


Source: NHTSA ID: 11018966

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Frequently Asked Questions

What causes the Audi virtual cockpit display distorted issue?
The Audi virtual cockpit display distortion or cracks are typically caused by external force applied to the display or its housing, as detailed in Audi TSB 2065960/5. This can result from improper cleaning, dashboard repair work, accidents, or mistaking the display for a touchscreen.
Will warranty cover the repair for a distorted Audi virtual cockpit display?
No, damage to the Audi virtual cockpit display due to external influence is generally not covered by Audi's warranty. For vehicles with over 600 miles, Audi explicitly states that warranty claims for such issues will not be reimbursed.
Which Audi models are affected by the virtual cockpit display distortion described in TSB 2065960/5?
Audi TSB 2065960/5 affects various Audi models from 2023 to 2026 equipped with the virtual cockpit, including the A3, S3, RS 3, A4, A4 allroad, S4, A5, S5, RS 5, A6, A6 allroad, S6, RS 6 Avant, A7, S7, RS 7, S8, e-tron, e-tron GT, S e-tron GT, Q3, Q5, Q5 e, SQ5, Q7, SQ7, Q8, SQ8, and RS Q8.
What should I do if my Audi virtual cockpit display is cracked or distorted?
If your Audi virtual cockpit display is cracked or distorted, you should contact an authorized Audi dealer for inspection. Be aware that the repair may not be covered under warranty due to the nature of the damage.

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