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Audi Headlamps: Replacement Bulbs and Lighting Advice

Audi headlamp parts depend on the model generation and installed lighting system. Match the vehicle details before comparing a bulb, complete unit or control component.

An Audi headlamp replacement is not a one-size-fits-all purchase. The correct part can depend on model, production year, trim and whether the car has halogen, xenon or LED lighting, so identify the system fitted to your vehicle before ordering.

Audi Headlamps: Replacement Bulbs and Lighting Advice

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Questions before you buy

How can I identify the right Audi headlamp for my car?

Use the registration or VIN with the vehicle handbook or a parts catalogue, then verify the part number and lighting system. Audi models may use different assemblies across generations and trims.

Can I replace an Audi headlamp with an LED unit?

Only use a replacement that is compatible with the vehicle and permitted for road use in the UK. Check the lamp approval and fitment guidance before changing the original lighting technology.

What causes an Audi xenon headlamp to flicker?

A failing bulb, ballast, connector or power supply can cause flickering. A technician can test the system safely and identify which component needs attention.

Should I replace the full Audi headlamp or just the bulb?

A bulb is appropriate when the lamp housing and electronics remain serviceable. Cracks, water ingress, damaged adjusters or an internal electrical fault may call for repair or a complete unit.