1. Ingolstadt, Germany: This is the original home of Audi and remains one of the company's largest production sites. It primarily produces the Audi A3, A4, and A5 models, as well as the Audi Q2, Q5, and Q7 SUVs.
2. Neckarsulm, Germany: This facility is located near Stuttgart and focuses on producing higher-end Audi models. It manufactures the Audi A6, A7, and A8 luxury sedans, as well as the Audi R8 sports car and the Audi e-tron GT electric car.
3. Győr, Hungary: Audi's factory in Győr is one of the largest automotive plants in Europe. It primarily produces the Audi A3 and TT models, as well as the Audi Q3 and Q8 SUVs.
4. Changchun, China: Audi has several production facilities in China, including a joint venture with FAW Group in Changchun. This facility produces a range of Audi models for the Chinese market, including the Audi A4L, A6L, and Q5L.
5. San José Chiapa, Mexico: Audi's plant in San José Chiapa began operations in 2016. It primarily produces the Audi Q5 SUV for the North American market.
6. São José dos Pinhais, Brazil: Audi's Brazilian plant manufactures the Audi A3 Sedan and Q3 SUV specifically for the South American market.
These production facilities enable Audi to meet the demands of customers around the world and adapt to specific regional preferences and market requirements.
