The Audi Group’s financial performance in the first nine months of 2025 reflects the challenging economic situation. Revenue during the reporting period amounted to approximately 48.4 billion euros, an increase of 4.6 percent compared to the same period last year. Operating profit totaled around 1.6 billion euros, while net cash flow reached 2.1 billion euros. In total, the Brand Group Progressive* delivered 1,191,141 vehicles in the first nine months. Demand was particularly strong for Audi electric vehicles, with a growth of 41 percent. Audi remains committed to its course: with the introduction of a new design philosophy and corporate strategy, Audi is embarking on the next chapter of its transformation.
FC Bayern’s women’s soccer team has overwhelmingly chosen the new Audi Q3 along with the Audi A3 and Audi A1 allstreet as their preferred cars at this year’s vehicle handover. During a driving event at Lake Tegernsee, the players had the opportunity to get to know their new Audi models down to the smallest detail. A partnership that benefits both sides.
Audi issues warning of a scam happening in the used-car trade. Fraudulent websites and fake catalogs are currently offering used Audi models at particularly low prices in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. They aim to lure potential customers and encourage them to purchase or make payments for nonexistent used Audi cars.
The Audi R8 LMS has won a total of six further titles in the GT2 and GT3 variants, spread across four continents. An additional scoring success for the Audi RS 3 LMS touring car brings Audi Sport customer racing’s historic title tally since 2009 to 580.
Michael Kruppa, Head of Front Lighting Development, has been responsible for various areas of development at Audi for more than ten years. Together with his development team, he plays a key role in ensuring that an Audi provides the best possible road safety even in poor visibility and darkness. In this interview, he explains what makes good headlights – and what sets the new Audi Q3 apart from the competition when it comes to lighting.
The Supervisory Board of AUDI AG has appointed Dieter Dehoorne to the Board of Management for Procurement. He will assume the position at the beginning of 2026. The Belgian native most recently served as Chief Procurement Officer at the Danish company Vestas Wind Systems. Prior to that, he held various management positions at Volvo Cars for over two decades – including in China, North America, and Europe.
Audi is strengthening its digital ecosystem with the relaunch of the myAudi app. Featuring a fresh, clean design across all touchpoints, the app makes accessing Audi’s digital services even smarter and easier. The adaptive AI assistant can access the logbook and help answer technical questions about the car. The integrated digital key is an especially convenient function: your car key is always with you – on your smartphone or smartwatch – so your physical key can stay at home. Popular features like the optimized route planner continue to offer improved service and a better overall user experience.
The Audi Concept C represents the future of Audi. With its unmistakable design language, it offers a preview of future models and a new interior experience. It is the first manifestation of the new design philosophy and embodies the four principles of clarity, emotional appeal, technical excellence, and intelligent design. And thanks to its road approval, these qualities can be experienced from behind the wheel.
Audi has handed over the company cars for the new season to the FC Bayern players. The soccer pros selected their vehicles from a wide range of fully electric and hybrid models. As part of the vehicle handover, the stars enjoyed an action-packed day at the Audi driving experience and were given exclusive insights into the Audi F1 Project. One hundred Audi employees also had the chance to meet the players and personally hand over the keys to their new cars.
The Supervisory Board of AUDI AG is announcing a change in the Board of Management team. Renate Vachenauer, former Board Member for Procurement, is leaving Audi and the Volkswagen Group by mutual agreement. This takes effect on October 15. The successor, who will take over in early 2026, will be announced in due course. Chief Production Officer Gerd Walker will assume the interim management of the Procurement division.