Well, here's what I feel I've been able to determine. While it seems the lane keeping assist system debuted in 2007 with the Q7, it's clear from the ETKA pages that Audi was already using the new steering wheel components on the A8 built in 2006. So with the A6, A8, Q7, around 2006 or 2007, they were using lane keeping assist capable steering wheels and multi-function buttons. These are the same parts that are used on the B8.0 vehicles. In this time, the lane keeping vibration motor was only ever installed on 4-spoke wheels. You won't find any 3-spoke wheel with the vibration motor.
Starting with the 2012 C7 (A6, A7) and the move to electro-mechanical steering, active lane assist system debuted. This used the steering rack rather than a motor in the steering wheel for vibrations. As such, 2012+ (C7) A6/A7 and 2014+ (D4.5) A8 will not have the motors in them. I can't tell if B8.5 moved to active lane keeping assist or not. US B8s never had lane keeping assist, so it's all foreign irrelevance here. So while the B8.5 steering wheels will have that round airbag even for four spoke, they may or may not have motors.
Here's a thread where they hacked the motor into a 3-spoke by just putting it behind the airbag.
https://www.audiforum.us/threads/q7-...warning.15391/
But you're going to need a newer steering wheel than those from the pre-2006 A6/A8 and the B7 A4 era, one that would be compatible with the lane keep assist aware multi-function buttons that you already have.
That said, I don't think you were ever specific to your vehicle year. It is a B8.0 pre-facelift I'm assuming.
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