Audi closed 2025 with global deliveries of around 1.6 million vehicles, navigating a challenging market environment marked by economic uncertainty and supply-side pressures. The German premium automaker reported resilience across key regions despite headwinds affecting the wider automotive industry.
Electric models played a crucial role in Audi’s year-end performance, with strong demand for battery-electric vehicles supporting momentum in the final months of the year. The company highlighted continued customer interest in its expanding EV portfolio as a key growth driver.
Audi said its electrification strategy remained central to long-term plans, with investments focused on new electric platforms, software capabilities and digital services. The automaker continues to transition its lineup toward fully electric offerings across multiple segments.
Regional performance was mixed, with stable demand in core European markets and selective growth in others, while competitive pressure and pricing challenges persisted globally. Audi emphasized disciplined cost management and operational efficiency during the year.
The company also underlined progress in sustainability initiatives, including lower fleet emissions and increased use of renewable energy across manufacturing operations, aligning with its broader decarbonisation roadmap.
Looking ahead, Audi said it remains committed to accelerating electrification and innovation, positioning electric models as the backbone of future growth while adapting to evolving market conditions and regulatory requirements worldwide.
