Audi

Germany and a number of different countries produce Audi automobiles. Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm are important production locations in Germany. Depending on the model and consumer demand, Audi also manufactures automobiles in China, Mexico, Slovakia, India, and Hungary. For efficiency and reach, the company runs a production network that is dispersed throughout the world.

Despite sharing technology with its parent business, Volkswagen Group, Audi AG is principally responsible for the development and production of Audi engines. Audi's Győr, Hungary, facility and other VW sites make some engines. Performance versions, such as RS variants, frequently include engineering inspired by Porsche or particularly tuned Audi Sport.

Yes, the Audi Q7 is manufactured in Bratislava, Slovakia, not Germany. Despite being a German brand, Audi produces large SUVs like the Q7 and Q8 in Volkswagen Group's Slovakian facility. Although German engineering and design remain crucial, these models are assembled outside of Germany.

Engines from Audi and BMW are both excellent and focused on performance. While Audi concentrates on turbocharged efficiency and Quattro AWD integration, BMW frequently wins in driving dynamics and engine smoothness. "Better" is a matter of taste; driving purists may find BMW engines appealing, while Audi provides powerful performance with excellent all-weather traction.

Yes, through a joint venture with FAW Group, a large number of Audi models for the Chinese market are constructed in China. Locally, Audi manufactures models such as the A4L, A6L, and Q5L. These Audis are constructed in China especially for domestic buyers and are just as high-quality as their foreign counterparts.