Audi e-Tron Touch Up Paint (37 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Audi didn't just make an electric SUV; they made a rolling art gallery. We've recorded 37 different colors for the e-Tron, ranging from the business-casual Manhattan Gray Metallic to the "I've definitely arrived" Turbo Blue. They even gave us Tactical Green Pearl, which sounds like a color designed for a secret mission but looks more like a high-end forest retreat. Whether you're driving the classic Ibis White or the deeply sophisticated Daytona Gray Pearl, Audi clearly decided that if you're going to save the planet, you might as well look incredible doing it.

What to Watch For

Now, here is the honest truth: Audi's clear coat is beautiful, but it can be a bit of a "softie." It's designed for a mirror-like shine, which means it can be sensitive to rogue pebbles and aggressive car wash brushes. You'll mostly notice little chips popping up on that expansive front bumper or around the charging port door-basically anywhere life happens.

To fix them, you first need your secret identity (the paint code). Don't bother looking in the usual spots like the door jamb; Audi likes a good scavenger hunt. Head to the trunk, lift up the floor mat, and look for a white paper sticker near the spare tire well or the battery compartment. You're looking for a 4-digit code like "LY9B" or "LS9R." That's your golden ticket.

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many e-Tron colors are heavy on the "Pearl" and "Metallic" (looking at you, Glacier White), those tiny flakes like to settle at the bottom of the bottle. Shake your touch-up pen or bottle for a full 60 seconds-longer than you think you need-to wake up those sparkles.

When you go to apply it, remember: you aren't painting a fence. Use a tiny amount and build it up in two or three very thin layers rather than one big, gloopy drop. If you have a deep chip, let the first layer dry for 20 minutes before adding the next. This keeps the repair flush with the rest of the car and ensures your "Tactical Green" stays looking tactical, not tacky.