What Audi Advanced Key Will Be Your Next Big Obsession

What is the Audi Advanced Key?

Audi puts a premium on comfort and ease of use. This is why all new models we display come with keyless entry and start. This technology lets you access to your car and begin driving, while keeping your key fob in pocket or in your purse.

This system is controlled by proximity sensors that are located in the doors, trunks and key fobs. Here are a few things you should be aware of about Audi Advanced Key.

1. Proximity Detection

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

A sound-based sensor, also called capacitive sensors, detects the presence of objects nearby by utilizing an acoustic wave. The sensors make use of an oscillator that generates a signal that is then transmitted through the air and received by a microphone, which converts it into an audio file. Then, the audio files are compared to determine how similar they are and how close they are. If they are close enough, the system will transmit an alert signal to the key and will send an ID signal that is in line with the vehicle.

The first step towards a more pleasant driving experience is proximity detection. The Audi advanced key also comes with a remote start capability which lets you start your car's engine without leaving the range of your key's FOB. This is useful when you're loading groceries into the trunk, securing children in their seats or packing for an family trip.

Audi pre sense basic is a safety feature which helps you to avoid accidents by taking action prior to a collision occurs. It combines the data of different systems, including the front camera and radar sensors from Audi side assist to determine the probability of a collision and warn drivers. It also allows automatic braking up to 250 km/h (155.3) and notify the driver with a message in the head-up and virtual cockpit display.

To get the most out of your new Audi, you'll want to know more about the features are included in your particular model. The team at Audi Stevens Creek is here to help you find the perfect vehicle for your requirements, so don't hesitate to reach out for any questions you may have or stop by our showroom to learn more about this impressive technology.

2. Authentication

The Audi advanced key system communicates directly with the car sensors when you press the lock button on your key fob. This sends a confirmation code to the computer of the car to confirm that it's a valid key fob. This safeguards against unauthorized access to the vehicle without a valid key fob.

The key fob can also be used to start the vehicle from inside a pocket or purse. Audi's advanced key system uses proximity sensor in the trunk lid and doors, as well as the key fob. The sensors open the doors when the key fob is in close proximity to the vehicle (about five feet). When you then use the door handle or open the trunk, the vehicle recognizes your key and starts the engine.

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

The Audi advanced key system includes a keyless entry feature that lets you unlock your car's doors by pressing the exterior door handle. It's a wonderful feature when you have a full hand or are wearing gloves. For instance, if you're bringing groceries or children in the car. The system has a trunk release button that allows you to open the trunk using the kick motion. This is a great feature for when you're carrying a lot of groceries or children into the vehicle.

If you have any questions regarding the Audi advanced key system, don't hesitate to contact us at Audi Brookline. We will be able to answer your questions or offer you a a demonstration in person. We can also repair or replace your key fob, in the event of need. As an official Audi dealer you can be assured that we utilize the most recent technology to keep you safe on every Virginia Beach trip.

3. Keyless Entry

A keyless entry system is a wonderful convenience when you are carrying children, groceries or gear. You can open your vehicle by pressing a button or sensor placed on the handle of the door (some models also have this technology in the lock). If you're carrying the key fob, it'll send a signal to activate the vehicle's sensors so that it can sense that you're in the vicinity and that your finger is firmly on the button. This will stop unauthorized use of the vehicle, by ensuring only you can unlock its doors.

Keyless entry systems typically include the capability to remotely start your vehicle without the use of a physical key. Sensors mounted in the tailgate or trunk, and sometimes inside the doors of the vehicle, are used to achieve this. The sensors will start the vehicle's engine and unlock the doors when the fob is within the range of the car - usually around 5 feet. After that, you can push the button to start your vehicle. This is a great method to warm your car prior to when you leave for work or when it's cold outside.

Some of here the most advanced versions of keyless entry do not require the use of a key fob. The cars can be started and unlocked using smartphones. This is a great option for business owners or families who wish to give their employees access to their company cars. Certain keyless entry systems even remember the driver’s preferred seat position and cabin temperature. This could save you a lot of time when you get to a parking spot.

Some of the most advanced versions of keyless entry systems include the ability to activate the rear hatch with a touch which will automatically shut and secure your cargo area with a single wave of your foot. You can find this feature in a variety of Audi vehicles, and, based on the model, it could be included as a standard feature or as an upgrade for a fee. Be aware that these systems are not foolproof and can be circumvented by skilled thieves with skills or knowledge.

4. Push-Button Start

Audi is, unlike other vehicle brands that offer remote starting at the factory, does not do so. However, the company offers a different option that has similar features as remote start called the Audi Advanced Key.

This feature is not an automatic remote start system, but it's an excellent option for those who want to start their vehicle without having to insert a key. With this feature, you can open your Audi A4's doors or start the engine by pressing the button. This button is located in the same place you usually will find the ignition on a standard vehicle.

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

You can begin driving your Audi A4 with the touch of a button without having to dig around in your purse and pockets to find your keys. This feature is perfect for those who spend long hours in the parking lot and can be an asset if you need to quickly warm up your car to commute or run some errands.

Once you're inside your car the system will continue to communicate with your keyfob. This is done with encrypted signals to avoid hackers from getting into your car. You can also use a Keyless Go Card as a backup. It is a credit card-sized card that could be used to open the vehicle in the event that your key fob is damaged or lost.

If your vehicle is fitted with the Audi Advanced Key and you are having trouble getting it to start, there might be a problem with the key or vehicle. The local Audi dealer can assist with this. They can carry out a procedure in the user's manual that will repair the keys and the vehicle.