More about Audi A1 Towbars
The Audi A1 has Dynamic Suspension, which gives impeccable driving dynamics with excellent ride comfort and a towing nose weight of approx. 85kg, meaning you can tow most things; however, we always recommend you check your VIN Plate to ensure you’re towing within the guidelines. The VIN Plate is usually located on the Driver’s doorpost.
Another feature of the Audi A1 is its large 335-litre boot. This is the perfect size to add your belongings for a trip away or even one of our Thule Cycle Carriers. All our Thule Cycle Carriers fold up. They will fit perfectly in your boot if you don’t want to tow it or already towing something else for your journey.
What’s the Towing Capacity for the Audi A1?
The towing capacity on the Audi A1 does vary in the style you choose. There are a few variants; Technik, Sport, S-line, Black Edition and Vorsprung. They will all have different towing capacities, so you will need to look at the VIN plate on that particular vehicle. On average, the maximum towing capacity for the Audi A1 is 1200kg; however, to work out how much you can tow, look at our VIN Plate advice here.
Which Towbar is best for my vehicle?
We have both fixed and detachable options available. We highly recommend the detachable swan neck towbar as it can be removed when not towing to avoid interfering with the parking sensors. We can not guarantee the fixed towbars won’t set the parking sensors off when you reverse.
Will it need a bumper cut?
Unfortunately, this car will need a bumper cut. The cut will be small and under the vehicle, so it will not be visible. The towbar engineer will remove the bumper, cut it to shape as per the fitting instructions. They will also remove the crash beam as the Towbar replaces it. We recommend you keep the crash beam in case you want to remove the Towbar later as the crash beam will need to be refitted.