Audi paint code L1
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- Code
L1(also seen asLZ1A)- Finish
- Solid
- Colour family
- Orange
- Code in use
- 2014–2024 across Audi
- Models
- 17
- Same paint on
- Volkswagen
- Screen colour
#EFA93Aapproximate
Check before you buy. Codes are compiled from public data and can contain errors: check the label on your vehicle or ask a dealer before buying paint. How we verify
Our sources also list code L1 for Silber Metallic, a clearly different colour, so it has its own page. Which one is right for your car depends on the model and year: check the label.
Audi models with paint code L1
Years are the overlap of the code's years with each model's production years. ≈ production years of the model line, not the exact variant; ? production years not confirmed yet.
| Model | Years | Colour name |
|---|---|---|
| Audi 200 | 2014–2024 ? | Vegasgelb |
| Audi 90 | 2014–2024 ? | Vegasgelb |
| Audi A1 | 2014–2024 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi A3 | 2014–2024 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi A3 Cabrio | 2014–2024 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi A3 Sportback | 2014–2024 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi A3/S3 | 2014–2024 ≈ | Vegasgelb |
| Audi A4/S4 | 2014–2024 ≈ | Vegasgelb |
| Audi A5S | 2014–2024 ? | Vegasgelb |
| Audi Q2 | 2016–2024 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi R8 | 2014–2024 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi S1 | 2014–2024 ? | Vegasgelb |
| Audi S3 | 2014–2024 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi SQ2 | 2014–2024 ? | Vegasgelb |
| Audi TT | 2014–2023 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi TT Coupe | 2014–2023 | Vegasgelb |
| Audi TT Roadster | 2014–2023 ≈ | Vegasgelb |
3 more models listed with this code, but outside their production years
- Audi 100 (built 1968–1994)
- Audi 80 (built 1966–1996)
- Audi Quattro (built 1980–1991)
Where to find code L1 on your Audi
Vehicle data sticker in the spare-wheel well and in the service booklet. Four characters starting with L, such as LY9B (Brilliant Black) or LY7W (Floret Silver).
Touch-up paint for Vegasgelb
Ask for Audi L1 and give the model year: paint suppliers mix by code, and some codes have several variants (this one also appears as LZ1A).
This is a solid colour, the easiest kind to match. Most cars from the 1990s on still have a clear coat over it.
Read the touch-up paint guide before you start.