Overview
- Audi reported 2025 revenue of €65.5 billion (+1.5%) with operating profit down 13.6% to €3.37 billion, total deliveries off 2.8% to 1.64 million, and record fully electric deliveries at 223,032 (+36%).
- The A2 e-tron, positioned as Audi’s premium-entry electric model, will be built in Ingolstadt, debut in autumn 2026, and reach the Spanish market before year-end, with key technical specifications still unannounced.
- Audi also unveiled the Q9, a three-row SUV produced in Bratislava and aimed at North America, with availability in Spain before the end of 2026.
- CEO Gernot Döllner said it is possible to produce a future A1 electric in Martorell within the Volkswagen Group’s MEB Small ecosystem, though no decision, platform, or timing has been confirmed.
- Multiple reports say Audi is seriously evaluating U.S. production—potentially at Volkswagen’s Chattanooga plant—to reduce tariff exposure that affects Mexico- and Europe-built vehicles; the review is ongoing with no final decision, raising questions for the Q5 made in Puebla.