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Transformation does not work when everyone thinks the same.    At Audi, transformation and innovation depend on different perspectives, constructive debate, and collaboration across cultures, markets, and functions.    In a multinational company, diversity becomes visible every day – through global teamwork, different working cultures, and the way decisions are made.    “Inclusion does not happen automatically. It must be shaped consciously and consistently,” says Claudia Groß, Head of Cultural Development, #Diversity & #Inclusion at Audi.    This is why we created our annual “We.Together D&I Days” during European Diversity Month, bringing colleagues together through keynotes, workshops, panels, and live events across five languages and six countries.     We.Together connects colleagues from Audi, Audi China, Audi México, AUDI HUNGARIA Zrt., Bentley Motors, Ducati Motor Holding, Italdesign, and Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A..     Different perspectives strengthen teams – especially during times of transformation.    Where do different perspectives make the biggest difference in your #team?    #Audi #DDT26 

When the Audi A2 was launched in 1999, it challenged many of the conventions of its time. Built on an Audi Space Frame (ASF) made almost entirely of aluminum, the A2 was exceptionally light (from around 895 kg) and engineered for longevity. At a time when sustainability was not yet part of the mainstream conversation, it delivered fuel consumption figures as low as 3.0 l/100 km in the A2 1.2 TDI. Its design followed a clear principle: form driven by function. A drag coefficient of up to 0.25, a high‑roof silhouette maximizing interior space, and details such as the front service flap set it apart from nearly everything else on the road. Today, the Audi A2 is remembered for exactly what made it different: a forward-thinking engineering statement. What’s your favorite fact about the Audi A2? Tell us in the comments. #Audi #VorsprungDurchTechnik

21 kilometers, 21,000 euros, one team. What a milestone ++ To celebrate the 25th Ingolstadt Half Marathon, "Team Audi" took to the start line with around 500 participants, doubling our numbers from previous years. The result: A proud €21,000 donation for regional inclusion projects. Every kilometer truly counted. A special highlight was the Audi refreshment station and the Cheering Zone at KM 19. Here all runners were sent off with pure motivation for the final stretch. A huge thank you to everyone who ran and cheered. Together, we are making a statement for inclusion in our region. Does your team also get active for a good cause? Tell us about your company’s favorite way to give back. #AudiCareers #CharityRun

Italian flair meets German precision ++ The Audi 100 Coupé S (1970) introduced a new level of elegance with its sleek fastback silhouette, frameless windows, and a design approach that stood apart from its contemporaries. Under the hood, it was never about raw performance, but about refined long‑distance travel: a true Gran Turismo with 115 PS. More than just a car, the Coupé S marked an early expression of what would later shape Audi’s design confidence — reduced, clean, and driven by proportions rather than excess. A quiet shift that, in hindsight, foreshadowed what Vorsprung durch Technik would come to represent. #Audi #VorsprungDurchTechnik

Redefining size by making every detail count ++ From up to seven leather seats to a refined lighting concept, the first-ever Audi Q9 turns space into experience. The largest Audi ever built brings a living room atmosphere on the road – elevated by Bang & Olufsen 4D sound, a feature being experienced in our interior for the very first time, generous legroom, a spacious trunk and maximum comfort on every journey. #Audi #VorsprungDurchTechnik #Q9 #LuxuryRedefined

Premium mobility is being redefined. For many customers, the car is no longer just about driving from A to B. It has become a place to think, recover, connect, and spend meaningful time.     With the first ever Audi Q9, we are taking this shift seriously. The interior combines spaciousness, technology and design to create an experience centered around comfort, and well-being.     “With the Q9, Vorsprung durch Technik is increasingly defined by the in-car experience,” says Audi CEO Gernot Döllner. “Cars have long become much more than transportation – they are personal spaces for our customers.”     The Audi Q9 marks another step in how we are evolving the definition of progressive premium at Audi – combining technology, design and experience in new ways.     More to come this summer.     #Audi #VorsprungDurchTechnik #AudiQ9 

From Delhi to the lab ++ Follow Pratigya's journey as a #VR #intern. Her work blurs the boundaries between virtual and real-world contexts through immersive mixed reality experiences. A key part of the process involves ergonomics testing, where real objects, like a bottle, are perfectly aligned with virtual cup holders within the headset. This split rhythm of building tools at the desk and testing car animations in the lab brings academic theory directly into the future of vehicle design. It is a unique look at how evolving digital workflows are being mastered every day. Which task in your life would you love to simplify using a VR headset? #AudiCareers #internship #VirtualReality

Progress is a human endeavor ++ At Audi, we talk a lot about performance, precision, and the future of mobility. But the most important engine of our progress isn't made of metal, it’s our people. With the #AudiCheckUp, we offer our employees the opportunity to consciously take time for their own #health – voluntarily and subject to medical confidentiality. From head to toe, we provide individual insights because we know: Vorsprung starts from within. #AudiCareers

What defines a strong brand? The trust it earns every day. Being named Germany’s most popular automotive brand in the YouGov BrandIndex 2026 shows how strongly we resonate – especially with younger generations. It reflects the trust, fascination, and emotional connection people associate with our four rings. This top position is a strong sign of the radiance of our brand – and at the same time a clear mandate. We must not only defend this lead, but continue to expand it. Because the ranking also shows that international brands, especially with innovative electric vehicles, are catching up. For our #TeamAudi, this means one thing: continuing to work with the highest standards in product, service, and technology – so that Audi is not only leading in brand image, but once again at the very top when it comes to quality and sales performance. Audi stands for a distinctive combination of clarity, technology, intelligence, and emotion. And while we’re proud of this recognition, we won’t rest on it. We see it as motivation to push further – and shape what’s next. #Audi #VorsprungDurchTechnik

Meike Gallant is working on a new approach to hardware validation ++ Her goal is to use #VirtualRobustDesign to test how components, such as those exposed to extreme heat and cold or humidity, perform over their entire lifecycle. By integrating simulations long before a component enters the climate chamber, she and her team aim to identify potential weaknesses earlier in the process. This transition is about complementing traditional trials with digital tools to make the validation of future hardware more efficient and #resourcefriendly. If you had to validate a critical component today, where would you place your primary trust? A) Physical test results B) Digital simulation models C) A hybrid approach #AudiCareers #DrivenbyTech #SystemsEngineering