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Audis are a line of premium automobiles produced by Audi AG, a German automaker and member of the Volkswagen Group. Headquartered in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Audi markets vehicles worldwide and is known for quattro all-wheel drive, advanced infotainment, and a focus on performance and design.

Audis traces back to August Horch in 1909. The name Audi derives from Horch's surname, translated into

Audis are organized into model families: the A series (A1 through A8) for sedans and hatchbacks, the

Design emphasizes a clean silhouette and the signature single-frame grille; interiors feature the Virtual Cockpit digital

Audi maintains manufacturing plants in Germany and abroad, with significant production sites at Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm

Latin
as
listen.
In
1932,
Audi
became
part
of
Auto
Union
AG,
a
grouping
of
four
brands
represented
by
the
four
interlocking
rings
in
the
company
logo.
After
World
War
II,
Auto
Union's
brands
were
reorganized,
and
Volkswagen
Group
acquired
Auto
Union
in
1964.
In
1969,
Auto
Union
merged
with
NSU
Motorenwerke
to
form
Audi
NSU
Auto
Union
AG;
in
1985
the
company
simplified
its
name
to
Audi
AG.
Q
series
(Q2
through
Q8)
for
SUVs
and
crossovers,
and
niche
variants
like
the
RS
performance
models
and
the
TT
sports
car.
The
company
pioneered
the
quattro
permanent
all-wheel-drive
system,
introduced
to
production
cars
in
1980,
and
it
remains
a
cornerstone
of
the
brand.
The
current
lineup
includes
electrified
vehicles
such
as
the
Audi
e-tron
family
(including
the
e-tron
and
e-tron
GT),
along
with
plug-in
hybrids.
instrument
cluster
and
MMI
infotainment.
Audi
also
develops
advanced
driver-assistance
systems
and
collaborates
in
autonomous-driving
research.
and
additional
facilities
around
the
world
as
part
of
the
VW
Group's
global
manufacturing
network.
The
brand
competes
in
the
luxury
segment
against
BMW
and
Mercedes-Benz
and
sells
models
across
continents.