Where is Audi produced?
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Audi's production site is at the company headquarters: Ingolstadt, an industrial city in Bavaria, Germany, located on the banks of the Danube. Audi also has production plants in China (Changchun), Malaysia, South Africa, and other locations. Below is a detailed introduction about Audi: 1. The Audi Group includes the parent company and its subsidiaries, Audi Hungaria, quattro GmbH, as well as Lamborghini Automobili and Coworth Technology, Audi Brazil, and Audi Senna. 2. In 1969, Auto Union GmbH and NSU GmbH were renamed Audi-NSU Auto Union AG, and in 1985, it was officially renamed Audi AG. Currently, Audi AG has become a subsidiary of Volkswagen AG.
I've always been fascinated by the history of car brands. As a representative of German luxury vehicles, Audi's home is in Ingolstadt, where its headquarters and core production base are located. As early as 1909, Audi was founded in Bavaria, Germany. After surviving the ups and downs of two world wars, its tradition of local manufacturing has never changed. Today, in the large factories in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm, workers assemble various models with precision equipment, including the classic A4 and Q series. Audi also has global production sites, such as factories in Changchun, China and Mexico, but the German base remains the soul, preserving the authentic design standards. Knowing this, I often feel a stronger sense of pride when buying German-made Audi vehicles. After all, that industrial history and innovative spirit are embodied in the production lines. With the wave of electrification, Audi is increasing investment in new models in Germany to ensure its technology keeps pace with the times.
