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Audi Nuvolari: from the racetrack to series production — at record pace
The Audi Nuvolari stands for a new tempo at Audi and reinterprets “Vorsprung durch Technik” for a new era. Developed and unveiled in a short time, the near-production prototype demonstrates Audi's determination to move faster — in development, decision-making, and innovation — while maintaining technical excellence. -
Four times triumph: Audi Concept C raises the bar
Audi sets new benchmarks with the Concept C. The study has received broad international recognition, confirming Audi’s creative and forward looking design approach. These accolades recognize not only the overall design concept, but also key areas of innovation such as lighting design and the interpretation of electric mobility. Together, they celebrate the holistic character of the concept and its relevance within the international design landscape. -
Audi A2 e-tron clocks up test kilometers
Audi will unveil the new A2 e-tron in fall 2026, complementing its portfolio with an all-electric entry-level model family in the compact class. The A2 e-tron, manufactured in Ingolstadt, will rejuvenate the Audi model range and open up access to premium electric mobility. -
Audi Tradition unveils record-breaking car in Italy: Auto Union Lucca joins the Silver Arrow family
This car makes a statement: the Auto Union Lucca is emblematic of the technical innovation of the four rings in the 1930s. Audi Tradition has recreated the spectacular record-breaking car and will unveil it for the first time in early May in – aptly – the Italian city of Lucca. On February 15, 1935, the car set a widely acclaimed flying-start mile record on a straight section of the autostrada near Lucca, achieving a calculated average speed of 320.267 km/h and a measured top speed of 326.975 km/h. The Rennlimousine, a period term meaning “racing sedan,” was completed in the spring of 2026 and will join the legendary Silver Arrows in AUDI AG’s historic vehicle collection. -
First quarter of 2026: Audi figures shaped by challenging market conditions – growth in Germany and Europe
The Audi Group performed solidly in the first quarter of 2026, a period marked by geopolitical and economic turbulence. Despite the global decline in the automotive market, the company increased its deliveries in Germany and Europe. While deliveries of battery-electric vehicles declined slightly overall, partly due to changes in subsidy policies, Audi-brand plug-in hybrids saw year-on-year growth of approximately 160 percent. In the first three months of the year, revenue reached 14.2 billion euros, operating profit rose to 588 million euros, and net cash flow stood at 883 million euros.