Locations of the AUDI AG

Audi manufactures “Vorsprung durch Technik” at worldwide sites with lengthy traditions of car manufacturing. Cutting-edge logistical processes, the synchronised Audi Production System and a highly qualified workforce guarantee uniform Audi standards worldwide. Every Audi production site achieves very high standards of quality, efficiency and environmental acceptability.

World wide key figures

World wide key figures

18

Locations in 13 countries

91,477

Employees (12/2018)

1,812,485

Deliveries to customers 2018

Locations of the AUDI AG world wide

The global network of Audi Group production sites includes the two German sites of Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm as well as production facilities in Hungary, Belgium and Mexico. Within the group network of parent company Volkswagen, Audi also manufactures cars at European production facilities in Slovakia, Spain and Russia and worldwide in Brazil, India and China. In addition, there is Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A., a wholly owned subsidiary of AUDI AG. The same maxim applies to all these sites: “one name, one standard, everywhere”.

Audi in Algeria

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Audi in Algeria

AUDI AG and the longstanding Audi importer SOVAC S.P.A. have opened in December 2018 the assembly of three models in Algeria.
Audi in Győr: a Hungarian success story

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Audi in Győr: a Hungarian success story

Audi Hungaria: learn how the Audi plant in Győr, Hungary developed into one of the largest engine factories in the world.
Audi in Germany

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Audi in Germany

This is where Audi has put down roots with the site of its corporate headquarters. Audi produces a wide range of models for the world market at its largest production site in Ingolstadt, as well as in Neckarsulm.
Audi in Hungary

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Audi in Hungary

Audi Hungary is the largest engine plant worldwide. Since 2018, the company has also been producing the electric motor for the Audi e-tron in Brussels. In Győr, the Audi TT Coupé, TT Roadster, A3 Sedan, A3 Cabriolet and, since 2018, the Audi Q3 roll off the production line.
Audi in China

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Audi in China

In production facilities like Changchun and Foshan, Audi models are manufactured as part of the FAW-VW joint venture for the Chinese market. The Audi China branch is headquartered in Beijing.
Audi in Belgium

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Audi in Belgium

The Belgian plant is the key plant for electric mobility within the Audi Group. Since 2018 Audi produces the brand’s first all-electric SUV, the Audi e-tron CO2-neutral in Brussels.
Audi in India

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Audi in India

Skoda Auto India Private Limited (SAIPL) has been producing automobiles for AUDI AG at its site in Aurangabad in the Indian federal state of Maharashtra since September 2007.
Audi in Slovakia

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Audi in Slovakia

In Bratislava, the luxury-class SUV Audi Q7 has been rolling off the production line since the end of 2005, while the Audi Q8 has been in production since 2018.
Audi in Spain

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Audi in Spain

In the spring of 2011, SEAT, S.A. started production of the Audi Q3 in Martorell on behalf of Audi. Today, the Audi A1 Sportback is produced at this location.
Audi in Russia

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Audi in Russia

Audi assembles the Audi Q7 at the site in Kaluga, Russia. Assembly is carried out by Volkswagen Group RUS in accordance with the technical and quality specifications of AUDI AG.

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