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Just purchased a 2022 q5 hybrid which I'm loving!
Never owned an Audi or a hybrid so learning a lot. The fan runs sometimes for a couple hours (or longer today) after the car is switched off. Is this normal? It is nearly 100 today and car is in the garage.
Thanks for any advice!
 

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2021 Audi Q5 S line 50 tfsie with Comfort & Sound pack and Panoramic Sunroof
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Hi and welcome.
Does this only happen when you're charging?
I’ve had my Q5 hybrid (50 model) for two months now and also experience this while charging my car from my recently installed wall box. This usually takes 1-2 hours depending on state of battery. Prior to getting the wall box installed I was using the “granny charger” provided by Audi which, for a similar charge took about 8 hours but interestingly there was no fan noise. I believe the fan runs because of the faster rate energy is being pumped into the battery to protect from overheating.
Alternatively it may just be the car protecting the battery from overheating due the high ambient temperature which I understand it is also programmed to do. Mind I haven’t experienced that scenario yet as our temperatures have barely hit 20c (68f) where I live!
 

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Hi and welcome.
Does this only happen when you're charging?
I’ve had my Q5 hybrid (50 model) for two months now and also experience this while charging my car from my recently installed wall box. This usually takes 1-2 hours depending on state of battery. Prior to getting the wall box installed I was using the “granny charger” provided by Audi which, for a similar charge took about 8 hours but interestingly there was no fan noise. I believe the fan runs because of the faster rate energy is being pumped into the battery to protect from overheating.
Alternatively it may just be the car protecting the battery from overheating due the high ambient temperature which I understand it is also programmed to do. Mind I haven’t experienced that scenario yet as our temperatures have barely hit 20c (68f) where I live!
Thank you for your response, yes the car was charging and fan stopped once I disconnected the charge. Fan also runs for a bit when not charging but not as long and not every trip. Ambient temp is unseasonably warm where we are and so hoping you are correct that it's doing what its programmed to do. That said, I love driving this car!
 
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