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Replace the Remote Battery on Audi A7

Model: Audi A7 MK 1 - Years 2010-2017
Part: Key

In this video tutorial, you can see how to replace the remote battery of an Audi A7 by following a few simple steps that will allow you to work independently without needing a professional. Gather the necessary materials, such as a CR2032 battery and your Audi A7 key. Take the key and press the button located on the back of the key as shown in the video, pull, and extract the mechanical key. Now turn the key and press the black button on the remote (see illustrative video) and push the drawer where the battery is housed. Replace the battery with a functioning one. Reassemble the key by reversing the steps.

Updated on 30 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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