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Used for: Fog Light Bulb Front
Used for: Fog Light Bulb Front
Used for: Fog Light Bulb Rear, Back Up Reverse Light Bulb
Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam and Low Beam
Used for: Side Marker Light Bulb Rear, Glove Box Light Bulb
Used for: Dome Light Bulb
Used for: Dome Light Bulb
Used for: Interior Door Light Bulb, Map Light Bulb, Reading Light Bulb Rear, Trunk or Cargo Area Light
Used for: Interior Door Light Bulb, Map Light Bulb, Reading Light Bulb Rear, Trunk or Cargo Area Light
Used for: Vanity Mirror Light Bulb
This 2017 Audi Q5 bulb size guide is designed to help you verify the correct bulb by lighting position, so you can replace the right lamp the first time. Whether you are changing an exterior signal light, a cargo-area bulb, or a cabin light, matching the bulb to the exact location is the safest way to avoid fitment mistakes.
The 2017 Audi Q5 uses a mix of LED and halogen-style bulb types depending on the lamp position and equipment level. On this page, you can check common fitment points such as the headlights, tail lights, license plate lights, reverse lights, fog lights, and interior bulbs for a quick reference before ordering replacements.
Fitment can vary by trim, lighting package, market, and body style, so it is smart to confirm what is actually installed on your vehicle before buying. Some positions on the 2017 Audi Q5 are listed as LED, while others use replaceable bulbs such as 921, D3S, H11 LED, H16 LED, 2825/98, 2821, 6411/6428, or 6418 depending on the lamp. If you are considering an aftermarket LED conversion, check for beam pattern, warning messages, and compatibility with the factory housing. For the best results, compare the bulb in the car with the bulb chart and inspect the old bulb before purchase, especially if your Q5 has optional lighting equipment or a previous owner made changes.
The headlight bulb listed for both high beam and low beam on the 2017 Audi Q5 is D3S. Always confirm your headlamp type before ordering, since factory lighting equipment can differ by market or package.
The back up reverse light bulb is listed as 921. If one side is out, it is usually a good idea to replace bulbs in pairs when the design and access make that practical.
The front fog light bulb is listed as H11 LED or H16 LED. The exact fit can depend on the lighting setup, so check the installed bulb and connector before purchasing.
Yes, the bulb chart lists the tail light bulb and brake light bulb as LED. On many Q5 models, these are integrated LED assemblies rather than simple replaceable halogen bulbs.
The license plate light bulb is listed as LED. If you are replacing a failed license plate lamp, verify whether your vehicle uses a serviceable LED module or a complete lamp assembly.
The rear turn signal light bulb is listed as LED. Because rear lighting can vary by trim and market, it is best to match the exact lamp style already installed on the vehicle.
The front side marker light bulb is listed as LED. This is another position that may be part of a sealed or integrated lighting unit rather than a standard replaceable bulb.
The trunk or cargo area light, map light, interior door light, and rear reading light are listed as 2825 or 98. These are common interior bulb sizes, but you should still confirm the original bulb before ordering.
The dome light bulb is listed as 6411 or 6428, and the vanity mirror light bulb is listed as 6418. Interior trim and package differences can affect the exact fit, so checking the installed bulb is recommended.
The glove box light bulb is listed as 2821, and the rear side marker light bulb is also listed as 2821. These are small interior or marker bulbs that are easy to verify by removing the old bulb.
No. Trim level, lighting package, market, and body style can change the bulb setup. Some lamps are LED and some use replaceable bulbs, so the chart should be used as a position-by-position reference rather than a one-size-fits-all rule.
Yes. Checking the installed bulb is the most reliable way to confirm fitment, especially if the vehicle has optional lighting, aftermarket parts, or prior repairs. This is especially important for LED-equipped positions and for fog light or headlight conversions.