A high-caliber lineup, a zest for experimentation, and a clear commitment to promoting young talent – the program of the Audi Summer Concerts 2025 from June 21 to July 27 has been confirmed, and it once again features great diversity. Both international stars and up-and-coming talent will take to the stage. The nationally popular music festival also offers exceptional concert experiences for children and young people. Audi will showcase its innovative spirit with its own production, which will take place on the construction site of the new Museum of Concrete Art and Design Ingolstadt. Tickets for the concerts are now available.
Audi Tradition is presenting a special chapter in Audi history with a new exhibition at the Audi Forum Neckarsulm: the company’s rise to the upper mid-size range with the Audi 100. Running until April 30, a total of 17 exhibits from eight generations of the C model series, starting with the Audi 100 from 1968, await visitors on the second floor of the Audi Forum.
The management of Audi Brussels and social partners have reached agreement today on a joint social plan for the approximately 3,000 employees. In addition to the existing offer made by the company, the social plan now enables further measures for older employees.
Audi Tradition will be attending numerous events again this year and celebrating many anniversaries. It has been 60 years since the Audi brand name was reintroduced. In 1965, the company “with the four rings,” then still called Auto Union GmbH, ended its two-stroke era, introduced a new model with a four-cylinder four-stroke engine, and named it – Audi. This first post–World War II Audi can be viewed along with other vehicles from the historical AUDI AG collection, for example, on International Museum Day on May 18, in Ingolstadt. What’s more, this year, the Audi museum mobile is celebrating its very own anniversary on Museum Day: its 25th birthday.
Audi delivered around 1.7 million vehicles worldwide in 2024. More than 164,000 of those were fully electric models. Reasons for this overall decline of almost 12 percent (8 percent for fully electric models) compared to the previous year included the challenging economic conditions, an intensely competitive market, and limited availability of parts. In addition, the new product portfolio is only gradually having an impact on global sales volumes.
Global stars and up-and-coming talent: the Audi Summer Concerts 2025
A high-caliber lineup, a zest for experimentation, and a clear commitment to promoting young talent – the program of the Audi Summer Concerts 2025 from June 21 to July 27 has been confirmed, and it once again features great diversity. Both international stars and up-and-coming talent will take to the stage. The nationally popular music festival also offers exceptional concert experiences for children and young people. Audi will showcase its innovative spirit with its own production, which will take place on the construction site of the new Museum of Concrete Art and Design Ingolstadt. Tickets for the concerts are now available.
Audi Tradition showcases Audi 100 and A6 history
Audi Tradition is presenting a special chapter in Audi history with a new exhibition at the Audi Forum Neckarsulm: the company’s rise to the upper mid-size range with the Audi 100. Running until April 30, a total of 17 exhibits from eight generations of the C model series, starting with the Audi 100 from 1968, await visitors on the second floor of the Audi Forum.
Audi Brussels: social plan agreed
The management of Audi Brussels and social partners have reached agreement today on a joint social plan for the approximately 3,000 employees. In addition to the existing offer made by the company, the social plan now enables further measures for older employees.
Audi Tradition launches its 2025 event season
Audi Tradition will be attending numerous events again this year and celebrating many anniversaries. It has been 60 years since the Audi brand name was reintroduced. In 1965, the company “with the four rings,” then still called Auto Union GmbH, ended its two-stroke era, introduced a new model with a four-cylinder four-stroke engine, and named it – Audi. This first post–World War II Audi can be viewed along with other vehicles from the historical AUDI AG collection, for example, on International Museum Day on May 18, in Ingolstadt. What’s more, this year, the Audi museum mobile is celebrating its very own anniversary on Museum Day: its 25th birthday.
Audi delivered around 1.7 million vehicles worldwide in 2024. More than 164,000 of those were fully electric models. Reasons for this overall decline of almost 12 percent (8 percent for fully electric models) compared to the previous year included the challenging economic conditions, an intensely competitive market, and limited availability of parts. In addition, the new product portfolio is only gradually having an impact on global sales volumes.