2022 AUDI
Check a 2022 AUDI for recalls — select the model
If your 2022 AUDI has an open recall, the first call is your local dealership: they can tell you what the campaign covers and book the car in. Some fixes are done while you wait; others need a part ordering.
- AUDI A3
- AUDI A4
- AUDI A4 ALLROAD
- AUDI A5
- AUDI A5 CABRIOLET
- AUDI A5 SPORTBACK
- AUDI A6
- AUDI A6 ALLROAD
- AUDI A7
- AUDI A7 PHEV
- AUDI A8 LWB
- AUDI E-TRON
- AUDI E-TRON GT
- AUDI E-TRON S
- AUDI E-TRON S SPORTBACK
- AUDI E-TRON SPORTBACK
- AUDI Q3
- AUDI Q4 E-TRON
- AUDI Q4 SPORTBACK E-TRON
- AUDI Q5
- AUDI Q5 PHEV
- AUDI Q5 SPORTBACK
- AUDI Q7
- AUDI Q8
- AUDI R8
- AUDI R8 SPYDER
- AUDI RS 3
- AUDI RS 5
- AUDI RS 5 SPORTBACK
- AUDI RS 6 AVANT
- AUDI RS 7
- AUDI RS E-TRON GT
- AUDI RS Q8
- AUDI S3
- AUDI S4
- AUDI S5
- AUDI S5 CABRIOLET
- AUDI S5 SPORTBACK
- AUDI S6
- AUDI S7
- AUDI S8 LWB
- AUDI SQ5
- AUDI SQ5 SPORTBACK
- AUDI SQ7
- AUDI SQ8
- AUDI TT
- AUDI TT ROADSTER
- AUDI TT RS
- AUDI TTS
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What an open recall on a 2022 AUDI means for you
It means a safety problem has been identified and the repair has not yet been carried out on that car. Beyond the safety risk itself, an unresolved campaign can weigh on the resale value, and a buyer who checks will find it.
Recalls are listed per model here. To confirm whether a particular car is affected — and to see its accident, title and ownership history — run its VIN.
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