Sustainability Concept
Sustainability as a value driver: Sustainability is firmly embedded in the Audi corporate strategy. Discover how we use this to create long-term value for the company, the environment and society.
Sustainability management
Sustainable corporate governance not only paves the way for a future-proof society, but can also help to make companies more resilient. For Audi, aligning with environmental, social and governance criteria is a lever for shaping the company’s direction and provides opportunities to position itself clearly with respect to customers and the competition.
Ethical principles, legal provisions and internal policies on sustainability management provide the company with a framework for action. At the same time, regulatory developments need to be identified early on so that opportunities can be actively seized. The goal is to integrate sustainability effectively and efficiently into management structures and decision-making processes.
Materiality analysis
What impact does Audi make on the environment and society? Which environmental and social issues influence the company’s financial performance? And how do external stakeholders assess these two topic areas? The Audi materiality analysis provides the answers. The premium car manufacturer draws important impulses for its sustainability efforts from this analysis.
Stakeholder communication
Audi relies on the opinions and suggestions of relevant stakeholders to guide it in the further development of its strategy and ESG performance. The company is also involved in initiatives aimed at achieving progress in environmental, economic and social issues. An overview of Audi’s engagement.
„Sustainability at Audi is part of the corporate strategy. Our focus is, for example, on measures to reduce CO₂ emissions, such as the use of aluminum with a lower carbon footprint as well as on promoting the circular economy, for instance through the use of post-consumer recycled materials.“
Dr. Johanna Klewitz, Head of Sustainability Strategy
