Introduction

Audi Statistics: Audi AG, a leading German automobile manufacturer, is renowned for its luxury vehicles, superior engineering, and innovative technology. Headquartered in Ingolstadt, Germany, Audi is a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group and is recognized worldwide for its premium cars and commitment to sustainability. Over the decades, Audi has evolved through mergers and innovations, notably becoming part of the Auto Union in 1932, which later integrated into the Volkswagen Group in the 1960s.

Let’s examine some key facts about Audi, including sales, electric vehicles, performance models, and more.

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• Audi delivered 1.8 million vehicles worldwide in the first half of 2024, a slight increase from the previous year.
• During the same period, Audi generated revenue of USD 35 billion, which will reach around USD 69 billion by the end of 2024.
• The operating profit stood at USD 2.8 billion, reflecting a stable operating margin of 8%.
• Meanwhile, continues to invest heavily in research and development, with 7.8% of revenue dedicated to R&D efforts.
• The net cash flow is expected to be between USD 2.5 billion and USD 3.5 billion in 2024.
• Moreover, by 2024, the total number of Audi (passenger Cars) sold out will be around 1,434.8 units.
• Based on the fuel or drive type of Audi, diesel cars will capture the highest share of 76.91%, followed by petrol cars (10.77%), electric cars (9.66%), and hybrid cars (2.67%).
• The average Carbon dioxide emission of Audi Cars will reach around 59 grams CO2 per kilometer by 2024, a decrease from 2023, which was 68 gm/km.
• Audi Statistics further state that the American Audi passenger car market will reach 11 billion US dollars in the current year.
• Audi aims to achieve net carbon neutrality at all production sites by 2025. Currently, three major plants are already carbon neutral.

Audi Statistics By Unit Sales

(Source: statista.com)

• It is expected that by 2024, the total number of Audi (passenger Cars) sold out will be around 1,434.8 units, an increase from last year, resulting in 1,328.3 units.
• Furthermore, the Statista reports have predicted that Audi sales (in thousand units) in the coming years, represented as 2025 (1,475.9), 2026 (1,434.1), 2027 (1,397.0), and 2028 (1,416.0).

Similarly, the above graph elaborates the Audi Unit Sales (in thousand vehicles) Statistics by Type of Vehicles in the table below from 2023 to 2028:

Year	Executive Car	Large Cars	Luxury Cars	Medium Cars	Small Cars	Sports Cars	SUVs
2023	248.2	371.7	11.3	182.3	63.3	10.6	440.9
2024	261.3	386.2	12.1	192.7	73.7	11.3	497.5
2025	266.2	391.8	12.2	193.9	79.0	12.6	520.3
2026	261.7	384.1	12.3	187.4	74.3	11.8	502.6
2027	258.6	379.0	12.2	187.5	70.8	11.9	477.0
2028	261.6	384.1	12.5	193.1	72.5	12.5	479.7

By Fuel or Drive-Type Share

(Source: statista.com)

• Audi Statistics reports that in 2024, based on the fuel or drive type of Audi, diesel cars will capture the highest share of 76.91%, followed by petrol cars (10.77%), electric cars (9.66%), and hybrid cars (2.67%).
• Meanwhile, in 2023, Audi cars’ fuel type share was slightly different, with diesel (78.70%), petrol (11.78%), electric (7.29%), and hybrid (2.23%).

Besides, the table below elaborates on the drive type shares from 2025 to 2028:

Year	Diesel	Electric	Hybrid	Petrol
2025	74.55%	11.99%	3.15%	10.32%
2026	72.23%	14.45%	3.56%	9.76%
2027	68.83%	17.94%	3.96%	9.26%
2028	65.71%	22.31%	4.21%	7.77%

By Autonomous Driving Level

(Source: statista.com)

• A report published by Statista claims that in 2023, Audi’s autonomous driving level share was segmented into two categories: Autonomous 1 (62%) and Autonomous 2 (38%).

Furthermore, the autonomous driving level shares from 2024 to 2028 is represented below:

Year	Autonomous 1	Autonomous 2	Autonomous 3
2024	61%	38%	1%
2025	60%	39%	1%
2026	58%	40%	2%
2027	56%	41%	3%
2028	55%	41%	4%

By Average, CO2 emission

(Reference: statista.com)

• Audi Statistics further states that the average Carbon dioxide emission of Audi Cars will reach around 59 grams CO2 per kilometer by 2024, a decrease from 2023, which was 68 gm/km.
• On the other hand, the expected average CO2 emissions (in gm/Km) are supposed to be 2025 (54), 2026 (50), 2027 (45), and 2028 (41).

By Revenue

(Source: statista.com)

• The total revenue generated by Audi passenger cars in 2023 was USD 64 billion, which increased from USD 58 billion in 2022.
• Audi Statistics also show that by the end of 2024, revenue will be approximately USD 69 billion.
• However, revenue (in billion USD) expected to be in the next years is supposed to be 2025 (71), 2026 (70), 2027 (68), and 2028 (69).

Similarly, the table below describes the segmental revenue analyses (in billion USD) by Type of Audi Vehicles from 2023 to 2028:

Year	Executive Car	Large Cars	Luxury Cars	Medium Cars	Small Cars	Sports Cars	SUVs
2023	16	17	2	6	2	1	22
2024	16	18	2	6	2	1	25
2025	17	18	2	6	2	1	26
2026	17	18	2	6	2	1	25
2027	16	17	2	6	2	1	24
2028	16	18	2	6	2	1	24

 By Average Price

(Source: statista.com)

Audi Statistics also elaborates on the average price (in thousand USD) for different types of Audi vehicles in the table below:

Year	Executive Car	Large Cars	Luxury Cars	Medium Cars	Small Cars	Sports Cars	SUVs
2023	62	46	144	31	26	49	51
2024	63	46	144	32	25	49	50
2025	63	46	145	31	26	48	49
2026	64	46	147	32	26	48	50
2027	63	46	148	32	26	49	50
2028	63	46	150	32	26	49	50

(Source: statista.com)

Global Revenue Comparison of Audi By Country

• China will generate Audi’s highest revenue, amounting to approximately USD 29 billion.
• The market’s annual growth rate will reach 1.22% from 2024 to 2028, significantly contributing to the company’s overall market volume, which will reach USD 31 billion by 2028.
• Furthermore, the estimated revenue generated by the other top four countries in 2024 is followed by Germany (USD 8,767 million), the United States (USD 9 billion), the United Kingdom (USD 4 billion), and France (USD 2,068 million).

By Region

Asia:

• Based on Audi Statistics, revenue in Asia is expected to amount to 32 billion US dollars by the end of 2024.
• Furthermore, Audi Statistics by 2028 show that the Audi unit sales will reach 665.7k vehicles.
• As of today, the volume-weighted average price resulted in US$50K.
• The market volume will reach US$33 billion by 2028, with an annual growth rate of 1.33% between 2024 and 2028.

Europe:

• The revenue in the European market is estimated to reach US$26 billion in 2024.
• By 2028, the total unit sales will reach 541.4k vehicles.
• The volume-weighted average price of Audi will amount to US$45k.
• However, the annual growth rate is estimated to be -2.15%, reaching US$24 billion by 2028.

Americas:

• Audi Statistics further state that the American Audi passenger car market is expected to reach 11 billion US dollars in the current year.
• In addition, the revenue will grow at a CAGR of -0.42% between 2024 and 2028, reaching USD 11 billion by the forecast period.
• By 2028, Audi Statistics estimates that the Audi unit sales will reach 195.6K vehicles.
• As of 2024, the volume-weighted average price will reach USD 53k.

Africa:

• The African Audi passenger car market is estimated to amount to US$520 million in 2024.
• By 2028, the total sales are projected at 13.3K vehicles.
• In addition, the volume-weighted average price will amount to USD 44K.
• The revenue will grow at a CAGR of 4.44% (from 2024 to 2028), reaching a market volume of USD 619 million in the forecasted time.

Current Models of Audi Statistics By Year

Body Type	Name	Year
Cars
Luxury sedan	The Audi A8	1994
Executive sedan and station wagon	The Audi A6	1994
Compact executive sedan and station wagon	The Audi A4	1994
Subcompact executive hatchback and sedan	The Audi A3	1996
Compact executive coupe, cabriolet, and liftback	The Audi A5	2007
Hatchback	The Audi A1	2010
Executive liftback sedan	The Audi A7	2010
All-electric executive sedan	The Audi e-tron GT	2020
SUVs/Crossovers
Compact luxury crossover SUV	The Audi Q5	2008
Coupe SUV version of the Q5 with a sloping rear roofline		2021
Subcompact luxury crossover SUV	The Audi Q2	2017
Subcompact luxury crossover SUV	The Audi Q3	2011
Coupe SUV version of the Q3 with a sloping rear roofline		2019
All-electric compact luxury crossover SUV	The Audi Q4 e-tron	2021
Coupe SUV version of the Q4 e-tron with a sloping rear roofline
Mid-size luxury crossover SUV	The Audi Q7	2005
Mid-size luxury crossover SUV, Audi’s flagship SUV globally	The Audi Q8	2018
All-electric mid-size luxury crossover SUV	The Audi Q8 e-tron	2018
Coupe SUV version of the e-tron with a sloping rear roofline		2020

Historic Audi Models By Year

Year	Model
2024	Audi Q6 e-tron
2022-2024	Audi Q6
2022-2024	Audi Q5 e-tron
2021-2024	Audi Q4 e-tron
2020-2024	Audi e-tron GT
2020-2024	Audi A3 (8Y)
2019-2024	Audi A1 (GB)
2018-2024	Audi Q8 e-tron
2018-2024	Audi A7 (4K8)
2018-2024	Audi A6 (C8)
2018-2024	Audi Q8
2018-2024	Audi Q3 (F3)
2014-2023	Audi TT (Mk3)
2017-2024	Audi A8 (D5)
2017-2024	Audi Q2
2016-2024	Audi Q5 (80A)
2016-2024	Audi A5 Second generation
2015-2024	Audi R8 (Type 4S)
2015-2024	Audi Q7 (4M)
2015-2024	Audi A4 (B9)
2012-2020	Audi A3 (8V)
2011-2018	Audi Q3 (8U)
2011-2018	Audi A6 (C7)
2010-2017	Audi A8 (D4)
2010-2018	Audi A7 (4G8)
2010-2018	Audi A1 (8X)
2006-2015	Audi R8 (Type 42)
2008-2017	Audi Q5 (8R)
2007-2016	Audi A5 First generation
2007-2015	Audi A4 (B8)
2006-2014	Audi TT (Mk2)
2005-2015	Audi Q7 (4L)
2004-2011	Audi A6 (C6)
2004-2009	Audi A4 (B7)
2003-2013	Audi A3 (8P)
2003-2010	Audi A8 (D3)
2001-2006	Audi A4 (B6)
1993	Audi 90
1999-2006	Audi A2
1998-2006	Audi TT (Mk1)
1997	Audi Duo
1997-2006	Audi A6 (C5)
1996-2003	Audi A3 (8L)
1994-2001	Audi A4 (B5)
1994-2002	Audi A8 (D2)
1994-1997	Audi A6 (C4)
1991-2000	Audi Cabriolet
1991-1996	Audi 80
1991-1998	Audi 100/A6
1988-1995	Audi Coupé
1988-1995	Audi V8
1986-1991	Audi 90
1986-1991	Audi 80
1983-1984	Audi Sport Quattro
1980-1988	Audi Coupé
1984-1987	Audi 90
1981-1983	Audi 5+5
1980-1987	Audi 80 Quattro
1982-1990	Audi 100
1979-1984	Audi 200
1978-1986	Audi 80
1969-1974	Audi 100 Coupé S
1969-1976	Audi 100
1974-1978	Audi 50
1972-1978	Audi 80
1968-1978	Audi 100
1969-1972	Audi 60

(Source: wikipedia.org) 

Audi’s Vehicle Market Share Region-Wise By Vehicle Type

Region	Market Share	Key Vehicle Types	Electric Vehicles (EVs)
Europe	Audi holds around 10% of the total passenger car market in Europe.	The most popular models are the Audi A3, A4, and Q5, which dominate the premium compact and mid-sized segments.	Audi’s EV market share in Europe is around 12%, with the Q4 e-tron and Q8 e-tron being the top sellers​ (IEA)​​ (GlobalData).
China	Audi commands about 5.5% of the overall car market in China.	The Audi A6 and Q5 are particularly popular among Chinese consumers.	In China, EVs account for about 8% of Audi’s sales, with the Q5 e-tron and Q4 e-tron leading the charge​ (IEA)​​ (GlobalData).
United States	Audi holds roughly 2.2% of the total car market in the US.	The Audi Q5 and Q7 are the top-selling models, particularly in the SUV segment.	EVs make up about 6% of Audi’s US sales, with the e-tron models gaining popularity​ (IEA)​​ (Grand View Research).
Other Regions (Asia-Pacific and Rest of World)	Approximately 1.5% combined market share.	Audi A8 and Q7 are favored in these markets.	In these regions, EVs account for around 5% of sales, with models like the Q4 e-tron gaining traction​ (IEA)​​ (GlobalData).

Audi of America – Business Statistics

• Audi of America reported that 44,226 new cars were delivered in the first quarter of 2024, a 16% decrease from the same period last year.
• Audi Statistics also show that in 2023, Audi achieved a milestone by selling a record-breaking 228,550 vehicles in the U.S. This success included unprecedented sales of fully electric models, record Audi Sport sales, and a record-breaking year in aftersales.
• By 2025, at least 30% of our U.S. model lineup will be electrified, comprising both fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

The table below describes the total CPO sales comparison between Q1 of 2024 and 2023 of Audi U.S.

(Source: media.audiusa.com)

Recent Product Launch Statistics By Audi

Products	Type	Launch Date	Features
Audi Q6 e-tron	Electric SUV	Mid-2024	Built on the Premium Platform Electric (PPE), this model offers a range of up to 373 miles on a single charge. It integrates advanced driver assistance systems and a new infotainment platform (audi.com)​​ (Motor1)​​ (Audi MediaCenter).
Audi RS 7	High-performance sedan	2024	Available in petrol, diesel mild hybrid, and plug-in hybrid variants. The RS 7 features enhanced aerodynamics, a more aggressive design, and upgraded interior technology​ (Motor1).
Audi Q8 e-tron	Electric SUV (restyled version)	Early 2024	The design has been updated with new vertical slats on the grille, HD Matrix LED headlamps, and dynamic OLED taillamps. The Q8 e-tron features improved battery performance and increased driving range​ (Motor1)​​ (audi.com).
Audi A6 e-tron	Electric sedan	2024	Expected to offer a sleek design with advanced electric drivetrain technology, making it a significant player in the premium electric sedan market​ (audi.com).

Audi Statistics By Sustainable Initiatives

• Carbon Neutrality: Audi aims to achieve net carbon neutrality at all production sites by 2025. Currently, three major plants are already carbon neutral.
• Investment in Sustainability: As per Audi Statistics, Audi has allocated USD 500 million for sustainability initiatives and employee training focused on green technologies.
• Factory Cost Reduction: The company plans to reduce factory costs by 50% by 2033 through optimized production processes and increased use of renewable energy.

Conclusion

Audi’s strategic focus on electric and autonomous vehicles, combined with its dedication to reducing environmental impact, positions the company for continued success.

In summary, Audi’s blend of luxury, performance, and sustainability ensures it remains a key player in the global automotive industry. With ambitious goals and a clear vision for the future, Audi continues to innovate and set new standards in the market.

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