Audi is now a subsidiary of Volkswagen, headquartered in Ingolstadt, Germany, with an annual output of about 450,000 cars. The main products are A3 series, A4 series, A6 series, A8 series and convertible and sports car series. Horch, the founder of Audi Automotive, has been engaged in mechanical manufacturing for a long time after graduating from university. Combining theory, practice and experience. Later, Horch finally realized his wish to design a car. In order to realize the ideal of his own original business, he went through many setbacks and named the new company Audi in 1910. These letters are the initials of the Latin name of the company he had previously established.
Audi is one of Germany's oldest car manufacturers. Since 1932, Audi has adopted the four-ring logo, which symbolizes the merger of Audi with DKW, Horch and Wanderer in Kemnitz to form the Auto Union company. In the 1930s, the Auto Union company covered all the passenger car areas that the German auto industry could provide, from motorcycles to luxury cars.
Audi has been manufacturing cars in Zwickau since 1910 and was regarded as a technological avant-garde mid-size car from the beginning. The company August Horch founded in Zwickau in 1909 has used the name Audi since 1910. "Audi" is the Latin translation of "Horch" (meaning "listen" in German). Mainly manufacture luxury cars. Audi merged into the Little Miracle Group in 1928 and joined the Auto Union Corporation in 1932. From 1912 to 1914, Audi's brilliant record in the Austrian Alps International Rally fully proved the outstanding performance of the Audi brand.
In 1907, Jurgen Skaft Rasmussen founded a company manufacturing instruments and accessories in Zschopau. In 1916, Jurgen Skaft Rasmussen began experimenting with steam-powered road cars in Zschopau and registered a trademark for it: Letters: DKW (Little Miracle). In 1919, the company now called Zschopauer Engine Factory switched to two-stroke small engines, laying the foundation for the successful manufacture of motorcycles in 1922. In 1928, the first little miracle small car came out. In the 1930s, the little miracle made an important contribution to the popularization of automobiles. After 1945, the little miracle motorcycles and cars laid the foundation for Auto Union's reconstruction in Ingolstadt.
What makes a classic car or motorcycle? Is it its advanced technical features, shape, or performance? This, of course, is mainly the passion it originally radiated, the kind of passion that people can still feel many years later. In the history of automobiles, classic models are produced every ten years, many of which come from Audi and other companies.
(A) is the model of Audi sedan
The models of Audi cars and MPVs start with the first letter (A) of the company's English (Audi). The larger the number, the higher the price:
(A2) series is a small station wagon,
(A3)(A3 3-Door) series is a small station wagon,
(A4) series are sports cars,
(A4 Avant) series is a medium-sized station wagon,
(A4 Cabriolet) series is a cabriolet,
(A5 Coupe) series is a sports car,
(A6)(A6L) series are official cars,
(A6 Avant) series is a large station wagon,
(A6 Allroad Quattro) series are all-terrain wagons,
The (A8)(A8L) series are large-scale official cars.
In addition to the cars and cars starting with (A), Audi also has:
(S) Sports car at the beginning: (S3)(S4)(S4 Avant)(S4 Cabriolet)(S6)(S6 Avant)(S8)Sports car,
(RS) The first high-performance sports car: (RS4) (RS4 Avant) (RS4 Cabriolet) (RS6) (RS6 Avant) (RS6 Plus) high-performance sports car,
(Q) The off-road vehicle at the beginning: (Q7) The off-road vehicle,
(TT) The first sports car: (TT Coupe) (TT Roadster) sports car,
(R) The first GT sports car: (R8 (the production sports car of the Le Mans concept car)) (R8) (R10) GT sports car.
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