Press Kits

Following seven years of remediation and construction, the incampus technology park was officially opened in September 2023. At the former refinery site, Audi and its partners are working on the future of mobility. Among other things, the site is home to Audi's new vehicle safety center and a data center, as well as the largest tech hub of CARIAD, the software company in the Volkswagen Group.

The focus of Audi's activities for media representatives at IAA Mobility will be the revolutionary cockpit and interior of the Q6 e-tron including a completely new display and operating concept. In Munich, Audi's first all-electric model based on the Premium Platform Electric (PPE) will make an appearance as part of the Group Media Night to kick off the show and on the Summit press day at the trade fair. At the Open Space area, which is open to the public, Audi will showcase its EV fleet and the electric concept car Audi activesphere concept. The fifth Audi charging hub will also open in Munich.

Welcome to a new generation of electric mobility: Audi is accelerating its transformation to premium electric mobility with the Q6 e-tron. The model’s new PPE platform, a new electronic architecture, state-of-the-art battery and charging technology, and, of course, a dynamic drivetrain that typifies the Audi DNA, form the basis.

From June 23 to July 23, 2023, Ingolstadt will be alive with music. For four weeks, guests at the Audi Summer Concerts 2023 will be treated to a program of diversity, innovative spirit, and close connection with the audience. International stars of the classical music scene will feature, as will up-and-coming young artists. But there will also be dedicated events to entertain children and young people.

From modular assembly as a response to increasing product variety, to virtual assembly planning for the resource-efficient design of infrastructure or the local server solution Edge Cloud 4 Production that is a paradigm shift in factory automation: Audi is building a fully networked, highly efficient, and sustainable way of production that uses new technologies and concepts to successfully meet the demands of the future. In doing so, Audi is looking at manufacturing as a whole - from the individual employee to the fully automated production cycle.

The traditional NSU brand is celebrating its birthday. In 1873, Christian Schmidt and Heinrich Stoll founded “Mechanische Werkstätte Schmidt & Stoll” in Riedlingen for the production of knitting machines, which later evolved into NSU Motorenwerke AG and ultimately into today’s Audi site in Neckarsulm. Even NSU’s name is closely associated with Neckarsulm, as the company name is derived from the city on the Neckar and Sulm rivers. NSU impressively demonstrates the development of mobility – from bicycles and motorcycles to automobiles.

More powerful and faster than any RS 6 and RS 7 before: The new models Audi RS 6 Avant performance and RS 7 Sportback performance are packed with ingredients that both sharpen the visual appearance and ensure an even more emotional driving experience. The potent 4.0-liter V8 biturbo TFSI engine now produces 463 kW (630 hp) and has a maximum torque of 850 Nm.

Together with all its teams, Audi Sport customer racing left its mark on the 75th edition of the Spa 24 Hours: Two driver squads fought a thrilling battle for overall victory. And all six teams together scored so many points for the “Coupe du Roi” that Audi won the prestigious manufacturers trophy at the classic in the Ardennes for the fourth time.

Almost 40 years ago – on October 10, 1983 – Audi Sport GmbH, as it is known now, was founded as quattro GmbH. Today, it shapes the sporty and exclusive image of the brand with the four rings. At Audi, the vehicles with the red rhombus stand for performance and sportiness. The birthday celebrations begin at the Nürburgring 24 Hours next weekend (May 18–21).

Whether it’s charging options at home, route and range planning, or the multitude of different providers and access to charging stations on the road, e-mobility raises questions that confront newcomers to the world of electric vehicles. As a premium supplier, Audi takes a holistic approach and has had its customers’ needs in the field of electric-powered mobility in mind since the launch of the Audi e-tron* in 2019. For example, when it comes to home charging solutions, Audi advises customers and even arranges an installation service upon request. In addition, Audi has access to more than 400,000 charging points across Europe through its forthcoming Audi charging, which will be launched in 2023, and is committed to expanding the use of green power. Furthermore, IONITY – in which Volkswagen, with its Porsche and Audi brands, has a stake – continues to expand its charging network in Europe. An overview.