myAudi gets a major redesign: AI integration and seamless app–vehicle–web experience

Audi has rolled out a major update to its myAudi iPhone app, redesigning the interface and connecting app, vehicle and web interfaces into a more unified system. The update aims to simplify access to core functions such as navigation, vehicle status and (where supported) digital vehicle access.

The new release also adds AI-powered features to help with tasks like contextual suggestions, quick summaries of vehicle information and smarter search through app content. Audi says the goal is to make everyday digital vehicle interactions more intuitive and reduce friction between phone and car.

Key changes in the updated myAudi app

• Unified experience: Smoother integration across the mobile app, in-car systems and web interface for consistent controls and information.
• AI enhancements: Contextual assistance, smarter search and suggestions to find routes, settings or recent vehicle alerts faster.
• Digital vehicle access: Easier management of digital keys and remote access features where available, improving convenience for owners.
• Visual refresh: Redesigned UI focused on clarity and simpler navigation of vehicle functions.

Availability & compatibility

The update is aimed at iPhone users; Audi recommends checking the App Store for the latest myAudi release and reading the compatibility notes for specific vehicle models and region-dependent features. Some AI or digital-key features may require newer vehicle software or subscription services.

Where to learn more: Visit Audi’s myAudi pages for details and download links: Audi · myAudi on the App Store.

As automakers add more AI and cloud features, users will want transparency on data handling, on-device vs. cloud processing and controls for sharing vehicle data. If you value privacy, check settings and Audi’s documentation on how AI features process your data.

Discussion: Would AI-driven suggestions and integrated digital access make your car easier to use, or do you worry about privacy and reliance on cloud services?