Audi reports 2025 financial results with revenue of 65.5 billion euros

Audi Group reported revenue of 65.5 billion euros for 2025, marking an increase over the previous year. Operating profit reached 3.4 billion euros, resulting in an operating margin of 5.1 percent. The company attributed the margin pressure to external factors, specifically U.S. tariffs which impacted results by 1.2 billion euros, alongside increased provisions for CO2 compliance and internal restructuring costs.

While traditional vehicle deliveries remained stable, the brand saw a 36 percent surge in fully electric vehicle sales, totaling 223,032 units. The Q6 e-tron and A6 e-tron were noted as key growth drivers. Following a slow start, global delivery figures rebounded in the fourth quarter, consistently outperforming the prior year’s monthly totals starting in September.

CEO Gernot Döllner stated that the company will continue its product renewal strategy in 2026, which includes the launch of the A2 e-tron family and the Q9 SUV. Additionally, the company expects to raise its profile through its upcoming Formula 1 debut. CFO Jürgen Rittersberger emphasized that future focus remains on operational efficiency and cost discipline to navigate ongoing global competitive pressures.