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Today, the expansion project of Audi Hungaria’s tool shop was officially completed. Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary, Julia Gross, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Hungary, Dr. Csaba András Dézsi, Mayor of Győr, Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria, Zoltán Les, Board Member in charge of vehicle manufacturing at Audi Hungaria, Jörg Spindler, Head of Manufacturing Engineering/Manufacturing Technology at AUDI AG, Thomas Heusser, Head of Audi Hungaria’s tool shop, György Nagy, Chairman of the Works Council of Audi Hungaria, Sándor Németh, Chairman of the Independent Trade Union of Audi Hungaria and Tünde Endi Angyalné, Head of Logistics Business Unit Tooling, jointly put into operation the new robot cells that will produce body parts for the exclusive Volkswagen and Audi Group models.

Budapest/Győr, June 21, 2022 – Today, Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary, Róbert Balázs Simon, Member of Parliament, Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria, and Robert Buttenhauser, Member of the Board of Management for Powertrain Production announced together at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Budapest that the company’s electric drive portfolio will be further expanded in the future. The investment, in which the Hungarian Government also takes part, will help to safeguard more than 260 jobs and further strengthen Hungary’s role in the global automotive industry.

Győr, June 14, 2022 – Audi Hungaria announces today that it will support Győr Water Sports Association’s kayak-canoe division, Staféta Student Sports Association, EMBERsÉG Association, and the “House of Providence” of the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service. With these new partnerships, the four-ring company will support not only professional but also recreational sport and sporting opportunities for people with disabilities.

Terramar, Sitges/Győr, June 8, 2022 – The new SUV model of the CUPRA brand, the CUPRA Terramar, has been unveiled. The CUPRA Terramar model will be produced in Győr and its lineup includes various powertrain options with both internal combustion and plug-in hybrid technologies. The PHEV version represents the next generation of plug-in hybrid technology, with a pure electric range of around 100 kilometers (62 miles).

Győr, 23 March 2022 – As a key member of the Volkswagen Group's global production network, Audi Hungaria provides a wide range of services for the Group's various brands. As a next step, the vehicle manufacturing product portfolio will be expanded in the future with the addition of a new model from a further brand of the group: From 2024, Audi Hungaria will start the production of a future SUV model of the CUPRA brand, preparations for which have already begun at the company.

Győr, March 17, 2022 – Audi Hungaria closed the 2021 fiscal year with a stable result, despite challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic and semiconductor shortages. The world’s largest engine manufacturing plant produced 1,620,767 engines while in vehicle production, 171,015 cars rolled off the production line – a record in the history of the company. Last year, the company generated sales of EUR 7.717 billion and invested a total of EUR 162.6 million.* This brings the total investment since the company’s foundation to EUR 11.95 billion,* making Audi Hungaria the largest investor in the Hungarian automotive industry.

Győr, February 18, 2022 – Audi Hungaria has completed its 300,000th electric drive, a Performance-type e-motor with 196 kW (262 hp). Engine production began in Győr more than 28 years ago and the company has grown to become the largest engine manufacturer in the world. In 2018, the product portfolio was expanded to include electric drives. The company is already preparing to produce the next generation of e-motors in the spirit of electromobility.

Győr, 11 January 2022 – Audi Hungaria achieved outstanding production results in 2021: the company’s employees produced 1,620,767 engines, including 96,976 electric drives, thus bringing the share of e-engines in total production volume up to 6 per cent. In vehicle production, 171,015 cars rolled off the production line, a record in the history of Audi Hungaria. The company remains the largest employer in the region, with 11,983 employees as at 31 December 2021.

• The company will be the chief sponsor of Győri Audi ETO KC and the Ballet Company of Győr for the next three years as well • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: "We are delighted that our partnership will continue" • The four-ring company has been the chief sponsor of the Ballet Company of Győr since 2002 and of Győri AUDI ETO KC since 2006

• 250,000th e-drive produced at the world's largest engine manufacturing plant • Robert Buttenhauser, Member of the Board of Management for Drivetrain Production “Our company has broad know-how in the production of e-drives”

• Győr’s Technical Development unit has been actively shaping the mobility of the future for two decades now • Continued expansion with a double-digit EUR million investment • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: “By focusing on electromobility, we are further strengthening our service portfolio in the field of development and, thereby, our company’s competitiveness.”

• The 40 millionth engine from Győr was an electric drive • Peter Kössler, Board Member for Production and Logistics, AUDI AG: “Audi Hungaria has become the electric drive manufacturing centre of the Audi Group, and continues to make steady progress along the path of electromobility” • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: “Our highly trained team is ready for the challenges of the future”