consistently sustainable: Progress you can feel

Our strategy, ‘consistently Audi’ is changing many things. It has put sustainability at the heart of corporate activity. It is also changing the way in which Audi reports on its activities as part of ‘consistently sustainable’. That is also the purpose of our Sustainability Report, which is written in plain English and provides examples to show that the entire company is working towards this vision.

In a business such as Audi, it’s important to keep an eye on the big picture. For us, sustainability is synonymous with future viability. Our vision is to offer our customers the most attractive form of sustainable mobility. We want to achieve this by acting in a consistently sustainable way in every department. Every contribution counts towards creating the decisive change.

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Integrated and well thought out

Thinking consistently from start to finish: The life cycle assessment of a vehicle shows where its environmental footprint arises. This analysis helps Audi develop measures to move forward quickly towards carbon-neutral mobility.

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Sustainability in the supply chain: both a challenge and an opportunity

Audi is present in more than 100 markets and produces at 13 production locations in 10 countries in order to be as close to its customers as possible. Accordingly, the company’s supply chain is highly complex.

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Innovation through cooperation

When business and science cooperate with each other, both sides benefit. That’s why Audi supports researchers and lateral thinkers – and gives them a stage at conferences where they can share their knowledge. Eight impulses.

Sustainability10/23/2020

Less is more

Audi works continuously on reducing its energy consumption and emissions. In terms of both products and site-based environmental activities, the focus is on reducing energy consumption and the associated emissions in production.

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There from the start: Stakeholders & Audi

Audi actively involves its stakeholders in core issues and wants to know their interests and needs so that it can consider their expectations in its business decisions.

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Flow of knowledge

Audi plans to bring dozens of electrified models onto the market by 2025. That requires expertise – which Audi employees acquire through specially tailored training and development programs. A report

Audi e-tron: Power consumption, combined*: 24.3–21.4 kWh/100km (NEDC); 26.1–21.7 kWh/100km (WLTP)CO₂ emissions, combined*: 0 g/km

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Who we are? We are Audi

A company is only ever as good as its employees. And good work requires good working conditions. That is why the Human Resources and Organization division consistently focuses on the employees and assumes responsibility.

Sustainability06/18/2020

Better safe than sorry

The AARU (Audi Accident Research Unit) carries out important work in the field of accident prevention. Its findings help improve traffic safety. A day with the team.

Sustainability06/10/2020

Precision counts

When a new Audi leaves production and travels the first few meters on its own four wheels, it is clear on first glance to anyone watching that everything about this vehicle is harmonious. And on second glance? Yes. And third? Yes again. Even if a magnifying glass were used. Every vehicle body is flawless.

Sustainability06/04/2020

Audi closes circles

Reduce, reuse, recycle, rethink: Audi is pursuing the vision of a holistic circular economy. Can that succeed? In 2019, Audi researched a number of promising approaches – and came to the conclusion that it is heading in the right direction.

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Audi Sustainability Report 2019 – Progress you can feel

Can sustainability be profitable and technology truly sustainable? How does Audi make mobility carbon neutral? The new Audi Sustainability Report delivers answers to five core questions in the topic of sustainability.

Sustainability report 2019 for download

Sustainability Report 2019

127 pages, EN

PDF

10.4 MB

Sustainability

S-Rating

With the S-Rating, we verify your commitment to the environment and socially responsible conduct. You will find all the information about the S-Rating and how to participate here.

With its sustainability roadmap, Audi is making a targeted contribution to solving global challenges. You will find more background information and details in the Audi Sustainability Report 2019.

Sustainability reports from recent years for download

Sustainability Report 2018 – Interim Report

27 pages, EN

PDF

4.2 MB

Sustainability Report 2017

87 pages, EN

PDF

9.8 MB

Sustainability Report 2016

62 pages, EN

PDF

2.1 MB

Driving to a more sustainable future

We all have a choice when it comes to where we want to get and how we get there. That includes Audi. That’s why sustainable mobility is our clear path ahead. Audi has a clear vision: to reduce CO₂ emissions and become carbon-neutral in balance ¹ as a company by 2050. To get there, we’re letting go of the things holding us back and reimagining how we bring our vehicles to the road – from the supply chain, to the emissions at our production plants, to the design of our models’ entire life cycle.

Value Creation & Production

The destination

We at Audi are constantly trying to find ways to do business more sustainably. That means not being afraid to rethink everything that goes into an Audi model and what kind of cars we put on the road.

Audi e-tron Sportback: Power consumption, combined*: 24–20.9 kWh/100km (NEDC); 25.9–21.1 kWh/100km (WLTP)CO₂ emissions, combined*: 0 g/km

Talking Sustainable Business

The journey

Our Brussels plant is already CO₂-neutral in balance¹, and we aim for all Audi production facilities globally to be the same within five years.

Digitalization

The drivers

The ideas we have are only as good as the people they come from, so we at Audi are committed to bringing together the brightest minds to shape the future of mobility.

Let’s drive to a more sustainable future

Our path to a more sustainable future is fully-electric. Join us on our path - and learn more about electric mobility at Audi.

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