The Audi brand represents development, refinement, innovation, and execution.
"Audi" is Latin for "tune in." It is derived from the family name of August Horch, the organizer behind Audi, as "Horch" means "tune in" in German. Audi's logo, comprising four interlocked rings, represents the four establishing organizations of the Car Association: Audi, DKW, Horch, and Drifter. This logo addresses solidarity, coordinated effort, and legacy. The silver variety in the logo reflects advancement, cutting-edge accuracy, and greatness, lining up with the brand's basic beliefs.
Founder of Audi:
August Horch, the visionary behind Audi, was brought into the world on the twelfth of October 1868. His creative commitments laid the foundation for Audi's future achievement. August Horch died on the third of February 1951, at 82 years old.
Owners of Audi:
Audi is an entirely owned auxiliary of the Volkswagen Group, which procured the brand during the 1960s. The Volkswagen Group has raised Audi to its top-notch section, encouraging its worldwide acknowledgment.
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August Horch: The founder, who drove the organization in its initial years.
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Car Association AG: Dealt with the brand during the consolidation of Audi, DKW, Horch, and Drifter.
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Volkswagen Gathering: Took proprietorship in 1964 and transformed Audi into an extravagance auto pioneer.
CEO of Audi:
Markus Duesmann has been the Executive of the Leading group of The board of Audi AG since 1st April 2020. Under his initiative, Audi has been speeding up its progress. Markus worked with BMW and Mercedes-Benz before.
First model of Audi:
The first Audi model was the Audi Type A, presented in 1910. It was an extravagant vehicle controlled by a 2.6-liter four-chamber motor and equipped for arriving at a maximum velocity of 75 km/h.
Latest model of Audi:
The latest model of Audi is the Q8 e-tron. An all-electric extravagance SUV typifies Audi's obligation to supportability and state-of-the-art innovation. The Q8 e-tron boasts a reach north of 500 km.
