In 2025, Audi Hungaria produced 1,585,290 drives (2024: 1,580,991), including 264,871 (2024: 151,899) electric drives. A total of 200,756 (2024: 179,710) vehicles were produced at the vehicle plant, including the Audi Q3 and Q3 Sportback models at 128,946 (2024: 163,047) units and 71,810 (2024: 16,663) Cupra Terramars. The company generated revenue of 9,222 (2024: 8,611) million euros and invested 375 (2024: 340) million euros in new technologies. Various projects were implemented, such as the integration of the new Audi Q3 generation into production, and production facilities were set up for the new MEBeco generation of electric motors. Since the company was founded in 1993, a total of 13.2 billion euros has been invested in the site, making Audi Hungaria the largest foreign investor in Hungary and the country’s leading automotive company.
“In 2025, we demonstrated that stability, expertise, and the dedication of our employees remain Audi Hungaria’s most important resources. In a difficult market environment, we focused on strengthening the company’s position in the global network of the Audi and Volkswagen Group. With our attractive drive and vehicle manufacturing products, we are planning for good capacity utilization in the years ahead,” said Michael Breme, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria.
Highlights in drive production in fiscal year 2025 were the assembly of the 46 millionth drive and preparations for the production launch of a new generation of electric motors, the MEBeco. Vehicle production saw the millionth Audi Q3 roll off the line and the start of production of the new Audi Q3. The toolmaking shop, which is the largest in Central Europe, celebrated its 20th anniversary.
In technical development, expertise in the development of electric drives was expanded. Despite internal and external competition, the services division kept its orders and capacity utilization stable in 2025.
In 2025, Audi Hungaria focused on making the company more competitive. Targeted action was taken to lower costs and increase efficiency. In addition, structures were systematically optimized and streamlined in the non-production areas.
At the end of 2025, Audi Hungaria and its wholly owned subsidiary AUDI HUNGARIA AHEAD Kft. employed 11,430 (2024: 11,930) people.
“We must continue to reduce our costs and thus make Audi Hungaria more competitive. Pooling our resources and utilizing our flexible production structures are essential for a successful fiscal year 2026,” said Achim Grewe, Member of the Board for Finance, Purchasing, IT, and Compliance.
