Has anyone used this service to track there new car orders, all you need is your 8 digit order number and post code https://www.audi.co.uk/content/audi/youraudi/youraudi.html#/yourAudi/dashboard
Audi order tracker
Jules
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This Is working now, think Audi has been fixing the site.
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My plus is expected to begin construction on 25th January, was hoping before that THB s that is over 3 months after order!! then how long does construction take I wonder?
My plus is expected to begin construction on 25th January, was hoping before that THB s that is over 3 months after order!! then how long does construction take I wonder?
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Good to hear you are now able to track your order, when was your build date?
how do you find that out ?
Hi Jules, I did that and it just mentioned it has joined production. I have looked through the build list and there is a few things that I need to query, I meant to have ordered High Beam Assist and Adaptive headlights, But I can't see them on the build list.
If you have those ordered can someone check to see what these items are called? Slightly panicking that the car will be wrong.
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its probably a software glitch a quick call to your dealer to put your mind at restHi Jules, I did that and it just mentioned it has joined production. I have looked through the build list and there is a few things that I need to query, I meant to have ordered High Beam Assist and Adaptive headlights, But I can't see them on the build list.
If you have those ordered can someone check to see what these items are called? Slightly panicking that the car will be wrong.![Image]()
Thanks Jules, I will give the dealer a ring or a visit, Just to put my mind at rest. I was pretty sure that the dealer emailed me the other week and told me that the build week was week 47. Don't know how long it takes for them to build the car.its probably a software glitch a quick call to your dealer to put your mind at rest
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No probs baron02, week 47 is this week
has your dealer given you an approximate delivery date? My build date is week 50, delivery Week commencing 4th Jan.Thanks Jules, Hope it is on the ferry, Due in sheerness Monday,
I got a another tip for you that I found on another forum about the Audi tracker
This app runs it's rendering code in the browser, so its JavaScript source code is available to view. I've determined that it does get a bit ahead of itself.
It will display 'your audi has left Inglostadt' at status 30 and 38, 'your audi is in the UK' at status 39, and 'on the way to dealer' at 40. We know that 39 actually means on the way to the dock and 40 means it's arrived in the UK, so it's not overly helpful at telling how far along things are.
What is helpful, is that it pulls it's data from a public api. So, once you've logged in, browse to
www.audi.co.uk/myaudi-public-api/services/v1/orders/{order number}(without the braces) and you'll get the JSON data structure that drives the front end.
This will look a mess to most people but look carefully and you'll get your current order status number, VIN (if at status 38) and the history of the dates that your ordered moved between statuses. Mine have all changed at around 0000/0100 so I'm guessing the statuses are updated in a batch job at midnight.
The following Chrome extension will format the JSON to be more readable - https://chrome.googl...hakgolnmc?hl=en
I've noticed the UI shows a sorta-correct listing of what options I've selected, however it's not 100%. What I have noticed is that if you hit the URL that has helpfully provided, at the bottom you can see the list of 'translated options'.
Interestingly, if you cross-reference those codes with the Q5 brochure here
https://www.audi.co.uk/content/dam/audi/production/PDF/PriceAndSpecGuides/q5-sq5.pdf,
this is the most accurate listing of options and matches the options I have chosen exactly.
eg.
I got a another tip for you that I found on another forum about the Audi tracker
This app runs it's rendering code in the browser, so its JavaScript source code is available to view. I've determined that it does get a bit ahead of itself.
It will display 'your audi has left Inglostadt' at status 30 and 38, 'your audi is in the UK' at status 39, and 'on the way to dealer' at 40. We know that 39 actually means on the way to the dock and 40 means it's arrived in the UK, so it's not overly helpful at telling how far along things are.
What is helpful, is that it pulls it's data from a public api. So, once you've logged in, browse to
www.audi.co.uk/myaudi-public-api/services/v1/orders/{order number}(without the braces) and you'll get the JSON data structure that drives the front end.
This will look a mess to most people but look carefully and you'll get your current order status number, VIN (if at status 38) and the history of the dates that your ordered moved between statuses. Mine have all changed at around 0000/0100 so I'm guessing the statuses are updated in a batch job at midnight.
The following Chrome extension will format the JSON to be more readable - https://chrome.googl...hakgolnmc?hl=en
I've noticed the UI shows a sorta-correct listing of what options I've selected, however it's not 100%. What I have noticed is that if you hit the URL that has helpfully provided, at the bottom you can see the list of 'translated options'.
Interestingly, if you cross-reference those codes with the Q5 brochure here
https://www.audi.co.uk/content/dam/audi/production/PDF/PriceAndSpecGuides/q5-sq5.pdf,
this is the most accurate listing of options and matches the options I have chosen exactly.
eg.
N2R
PQ7
WB7
WC9
WQR
2PK
3S2
4A3
4ZD
6XE
7HB
8N7
8Q5
9VD
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