Audi Hungaria’s sales revenue increased last year

The company told MTI that their after-tax profit was 368 million euros (144.1 billion forints), 64 million euros (25 billion forints) more than in 2024.

According to their announcement, Audi Hungaria invested 375 million euros (146.9 billion forints) in new technologies last year.

Among other things, the production integration of the new Audi Q3 generation and the installation of production equipment for the MEBeco electric motor generation were completed. Since its founding in 1993, the company has made a total investment of 13.2 billion euros (5,170 billion forints).

Last year, 1,585,290 drives were manufactured in the engine factory, 4,299 more than in 2024. Of the engines produced in 2025, 264,871 were electric drives.

200,756 vehicles rolled off the production lines at the vehicle factory, 21,046 more than in 2024. Of the vehicles produced last year, 128,946 were Audi Q3 and Q3 Sportback models, while 71,810 were Cupra Terramar models.

At the end of 2025, Audi Hungaria, together with its wholly-owned subsidiary Audi Hungaria Ahead Kft., employed 11,430 people, 500 fewer than in 2024.

The highlights of the 2025 business year included the production of the 46 millionth drive in the engine plant and the preparation for the start of production of the new MEBeco electric engine generation.

In vehicle production, the one millionth second-generation Audi Q3 was completed, and series production of the new, third-generation Audi Q3 has begun.

In the area of ​​product development, the competencies necessary for the development of e-drives continued to expand. In the area of ​​services, the company was able to keep its order book and utilization stable in 2025, despite the internal and external competitive situation.

The announcement quotes Michael Bremé, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Audi Hungaria, as saying that in the difficult market situation, targeted measures have been implemented in order to strengthen the company’s position in the global network of the Audi and Volkswagen groups.

He added that their drive and vehicle manufacturing products are successful, which is why they are planning high capacity utilization in the coming years.

Achim Grewe, the company’s board member responsible for finance, purchasing, IT and compliance, said they must continue to reduce their costs, increasing Audi Hungaria’s competitiveness. Harmonizing their resources and effectively utilizing their flexible production structures remains a basic requirement for a successful business year this year, he said.