Retrofitting Bluetooth & DAB+ to Audi MMI 2G for Enhanced Listening Comfort

The Audi Multimedia System MMI 2G was released in three versions:

• MMI 2G Basic
• MMI 2G Basic Plus
• MMI 2G High

The most common version is the Audi MMI 2G High, but the older versions MMI 2G Basic and MMI 2G Basic Plus are also widely used. All three versions cover essential functions but lack comfort features such as Bluetooth music streaming or Digital Radio DAB+. With our retrofit solutions, you can easily upgrade your system and enjoy more comfort in your car right away.
 

Which MMI 2G system do I have?

Here is how you can correctly identify your Audi MMI system.

Audi MMI 2G Basic and MMI 2G Basic Plus systems

These systems feature a red monochrome display and a control knob in front of the center armrest. Other Audi radios also use a red display (such as the BNS 5.0), but only MMI 2G Basic and MMI 2G Basic Plus combine it with the control knob in front of the armrest.

Audi MMI 2G High systems

All MMI systems include a control knob in front of the armrest, including the MMI 2G High. This version, however, has a full-color display. You can reliably identify the MMI 2G High via the software version number. Its structure looks like this: SW: XX-XX XX-X-X XXXX
By the way: Software versions of the MMI 3G systems begin with BNav, HNav, HN+ or HN+R. More explanations here: MMI 3G Systems

How to open this menu: Press SETUP on your system, then select SETTINGS (top right). Now choose VERSION at the bottom of the list.

Compatible vehicles

These Audi models are equipped with MMI 2G systems and therefore compatible with our retrofit solutions:

• Audi A4 (2009–2010)
• Audi A5 (2008–2009)
• Audi A6 (2005–2009)
• Audi A8 (2004–2011)
• Audi Q7 (2007–2009)
• Audi RS6 (2008–2011)
• and more...
   

Available retrofit functions

The Audi MMI 2G system can be upgraded with modern interfaces and new technology. The following features can be added:

• Bluetooth music streaming – wireless music with title display
• Digital Radio DAB+ – many new stations