Audi Before Conversion: Less Costs, More Formula 1 – and a Plant without a Future Plan
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10 Articles
Audi sales fell significantly in the first half of the year – especially due to the weakening China business. At the same time, the Group is relying on Formula 1.
More compact structures and faster decisions should prepare Audi for the transformation of the industry. However, a factory closure in Neckarsulm has not yet been decided, says Audi CEO Döllner.
Audi is preparing a new phase of restructuring, cutting costs and speeding up processes, while the future of the Neckarsulm plant after 2034 is uncertain.
Audi CEO Gernot Döllner announces a corporate conversion due to savings pressure and industry crisis. The sites in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm are also being saved.
The car industry is changing fundamentally. Nevertheless, Audi is driving in the expensive Formula 1. Gernot Döllner explains why and says how to continue with the Neckarsulm plant.
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