Stories

Sustainability is driven by many small but crucial projects. One example is Münchsmünster, where Audi has created a natural habitat for plant and animal species.

Deaf employees at the premium manufacturer? Audi is showing how it can work.

How do technology and environmental protection fit together? At the Audi Environmental Foundation, pretty well. Michael Hügel has been with Audi since 2007 and helped set up the foundation. His most important project: sparking enthusiasm for the environment, and doing so without pointing fingers.

The Audi employee Francisco Trigueros Morera de la Vall had the idea of obtaining green energy from Mallorcan windmills and scrapped electric motors. This was the birth of “Project Microgrid.” For this innovative approach, Trigueros and a cross-divisional team received the “Green Product Award” in May 2025 in the “Workspace” category.

Companies operating globally have a responsibility and obligation to respect human rights in their business relationships and at all locations worldwide. Jasmin Lotze, Compliance Consultant for Business and Human Rights, and Sarah Schwellinger, who is responsible for ensuring compliance with sustainability criteria in the Audi supply chain, told us how Audi is putting this into practice.

Audi has a worldwide dealer network. Sustainability initiatives, which are being driven forward at Audi dealerships, play an important role – including in the region of Augsburg.

What do integrity and the psychological safety of employees have to do with entrepreneurial success? Elke Neidlein, an expert in integrity management and Head of Commercial Apprenticeship and Dual Study Programs in Ingolstadt, explains more in the interview.

AUDI AG regards diversity & inclusion (D&I) as a journey that the company embarks on together with its employees. Milestones show the many ways in which Audi shapes diversity.

Audi is pressing ahead with the switch to electric mobility and meeting the challenges of the transformation with flexible structures.