Martorell

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SEAT S.A. started the production Audi in spring of 2011. A total of 83,629 vehicles came off the production line in 2018. Now the new Audi A1 Sportback is produced here. Within the growth strategy of AUDI AG, production in Martorell is a key component of the overall production network. Martorell is located 30 kilometres north-west of Barcelona in the Baix Llobregat district, in the autonomous region of Catalonia.

Location Martorell

 

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2011

Established

83,629

Cars

Production

1,450 km

Distance to Ingolstadt

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