Production of Cars by Site Audi Group

The Audi Group, part of the Volkswagen Group, operates a network of highly automated, environmentallyfocused production sites across Europe and the world. Each plant specializes in particular vehicle families, powertrain technologies, or component manufacturing. This page provides an overview of the most important production locations, their capacities, and the models built there.

Key Production Sites in Germany

Ingolstadt, Germany Audis Flagship Plant

Located in Bavaria, the Ingolstadt plant is the heart of Audis vehicle manufacturing. The site covers more than 1.3millionm and employs over 15000 people. It produces a broad portfolio ranging from compact models to premium SUVs.

Models built: Audi A3, A4, Q3, Q5 (including the highperformance RS versions) and the fully electric Audi etrons (etronc, etron GT).
Annual capacity: roughly 600000 vehicles.

Neckar (Neckarsulm), Germany The Performance Hub

The Neckarsulm site, often referred to as the Audi Performance Plant, is renowned for assembling Audis sportier models. The factory is equipped with a stateoftheart paint shop and a dedicated test track.

Models built: Audi RS3, RS4, RS5, RS7, and the Audi S series (S3, S4, S5, S7).
Annual capacity: approximately 250000 vehicles.

Gyr, Hungary The CentralEuropean Engine and Vehicle Plant

Gyr is a key production site for both powertrain and bodyinwhite assembly. The plant is notable for its modular production system, enabling quick switches between model variants.

Models built: Audi A3 Sedan, A3 Sportback, and the Audi Q2.
Engine production: V6 and 4cylinder gasoline and diesel engines, as well as the latest mildhybrid units.
Annual capacity: 500000 vehicles plus 1.5million engines.

Additional European Sites

Bratislava, Slovakia Audis CompactCar Production

Operated jointly with koda Auto, the Bratislava plant focuses on compact and entrylevel models, leveraging a flexible platform shared across several VW Group brands.

Models built: Audi A1 and A3 (certain body styles).
Annual capacity: around 150000 vehicles.

St. Plten, Austria Component & SubAssembly Hub

While not a finalassembly line, St.Plten produces critical chassis components, highstrength steel parts, and advanced driverassistance sensors that are shipped to the main assembly plants.

Global Production Expanding the Audi Footprint

Audis growth strategy includes strategic partnerships and joint ventures that allow the brand to reach emerging markets while maintaining high quality standards.

China FAWAudi Joint Venture

In Changchun, the FAWAudi partnership operates a modern plant dedicated to locallyadapted models. The facility supports Chinas push for electric mobility.

• Models built: Audi A4L, A6L, Q5L, and the etron series for the Chinese market.
• Annual capacity: approximately 400000 vehicles.
• Key features: An integrated batterypack assembly line and a dedicated R&D centre for Chinaspecific technologies.

Brazil Audi Brazil (Audi AG Brazil)

Located in SoPaulo state, this plant focuses on the production of the Audi Q3 for the SouthAmerican market, leveraging the flexible MQB platform.

• Annual capacity: 100000 vehicles.
• Sustainability: The plant uses 70% renewable energy and recycles 90% of its water consumption.

United States Future Production Plans

While Audi currently imports most of its models into the U.S., the group has announced plans to establish a finalassembly line at the existing Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, by 2029. The line will focus on electric models such as the Audi Q4 etron.

Production Technologies and Sustainability Initiatives

Audis plants are equipped with cuttingedge technologies that improve efficiency, reduce waste, and lower CO emissions.

Future Outlook

By 2030, the Audi Group aims to achieve a carbonneutral production footprint across all its sites. Key milestones include:

• Electrifying 100% of the power supply at Ingolstadt and Gyr.
• Increasing the share of electric models in the overall production mix to 50%.
• Expanding the BPAL concept to the Neckarsulm plant for highperformance EVs.
• Launching a new modular assembly line in the United States to serve NorthAmerican demand for electric SUVs.

These initiatives underline Audis commitment to combining luxury performance with sustainable manufacturing practices.

For more detailed information on each site, visit the official Audi Group website or the specific plant pages linked from the navigation menu.