Audi Hungaria Zrt. reported stable production volumes and improved operational efficiency in fiscal year 2025, despite a challenging global automotive environment.
The company, a key manufacturing hub of the Audi Group and the broader Volkswagen Group, produced a total of 1,585,290 drives in 2025, slightly higher than the previous year. Notably, electric drive production saw significant growth, rising to 264,871 units from 151,899 in 2024, highlighting the company’s accelerating shift toward electrification.
Vehicle production also increased, with 200,756 units manufactured during the year. This included models such as the Audi Q3 and Q3 Sportback, along with the Cupra Terramar. The facility marked a major milestone as the one-millionth Audi Q3 rolled off its production line.
Financially, Audi Hungaria generated revenue of €9.22 billion in 2025, up from €8.61 billion the previous year, while investments in new technologies rose to €375 million. Since its establishment in 1993, the company has invested a total of €13.2 billion in its Győr site, making it the largest foreign investor in Hungary’s automotive sector.
“In 2025, we demonstrated that stability, expertise, and the dedication of our employees remain Audi Hungaria’s most important resources,” said Michael Breme. He added that the company is focused on strengthening its position within the global production network and ensuring strong capacity utilization in the coming years.
A key development for the company is the upcoming production launch of MEBeco electric drives, marking a major step in its electrification strategy. Preparations for this next-generation electric motor platform were a central focus in 2025.
Audi Hungaria also emphasized cost optimization and organizational restructuring to enhance competitiveness. The company implemented targeted measures to streamline operations, particularly in non-production areas, while maintaining stable service division performance.
Achim Grewe highlighted the need for continued efficiency improvements. “We must further reduce costs and leverage flexible production structures to remain competitive in 2026,” he said.
In addition to production milestones, the company celebrated key achievements, including the assembly of its 46 millionth drive and the 20th anniversary of its toolmaking facility—the largest of its kind in Central Europe.
By the end of 2025, Audi Hungaria and its subsidiary employed 11,430 people, slightly lower than the previous year, reflecting ongoing efforts to streamline operations.
As the automotive industry undergoes rapid transformation driven by electrification and digitalization, Audi Hungaria’s focus on efficiency, investment in EV technologies, and strong production capabilities position it as a critical player in the future of mobility.
