Audi Mirrors

What new mirror caps change about an Audi's profile

Audi crafts its lateral lines with a precision that makes every detail noticeable. The mirrors are part of that design: their caps, visible every time the car is parked or passed, send a strong styling signal. Switching to gloss black or carbon fiber effect caps immediately brings any Audi closer to the S line aesthetic, without the body going to a paint shop.

On certain references, Audi mirror caps also integrate a sequential scrolling side turn signal. That light signature is characteristic of the brand's Sport and S trim levels: finding it on a standard version is one of those details that catches the eye in the rearview mirror of the cars behind you at a red light.

Choosing from the 45 available Audi mirror cap references

Two practical questions guide the choice. The first is functional: do you want to keep the original electric folding and defrost functions? If so, check that the chosen cap is compatible with those features. The second is aesthetic: static classic turn signal or dynamic scrolling at activation?

For the generation, the chassis code on your registration document is the only reliable reference. Available references cover notably the A3 (8P, 8V, 8Y), the A4 and A5 (B8, B9), and the A6 (C6, C7). Two Audis with the same name but from different generations can have incompatible mirror housings: checking that code before ordering is essential.

Can S line mirror caps be fitted to an Audi without the S line package?

Yes, with no restrictions. Mirror caps are not tied to a package or option listed on your registration document: they clip onto the existing housing regardless of the vehicle's trim level. That is precisely the point of this customization -- accessing the look of a higher trim without changing cars.

Check your vehicle generation before ordering: if the stated compatibility is wrong, return shipping is on us and you get a full refund.