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Győr, 11 January 2022 – Audi Hungaria achieved outstanding production results in 2021: the company’s employees produced 1,620,767 engines, including 96,976 electric drives, thus bringing the share of e-engines in total production volume up to 6 per cent. In vehicle production, 171,015 cars rolled off the production line, a record in the history of Audi Hungaria. The company remains the largest employer in the region, with 11,983 employees as at 31 December 2021.

• The company will be the chief sponsor of Győri Audi ETO KC and the Ballet Company of Győr for the next three years as well • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: "We are delighted that our partnership will continue" • The four-ring company has been the chief sponsor of the Ballet Company of Győr since 2002 and of Győri AUDI ETO KC since 2006

• 250,000th e-drive produced at the world's largest engine manufacturing plant • Robert Buttenhauser, Member of the Board of Management for Drivetrain Production “Our company has broad know-how in the production of e-drives”

• Győr’s Technical Development unit has been actively shaping the mobility of the future for two decades now • Continued expansion with a double-digit EUR million investment • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: “By focusing on electromobility, we are further strengthening our service portfolio in the field of development and, thereby, our company’s competitiveness.”

• The 40 millionth engine from Győr was an electric drive • Peter Kössler, Board Member for Production and Logistics, AUDI AG: “Audi Hungaria has become the electric drive manufacturing centre of the Audi Group, and continues to make steady progress along the path of electromobility” • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: “Our highly trained team is ready for the challenges of the future”

Audi Hungaria places aluminium in a closed loop with the Aluminium Closed Loop project from 1 July Environment week for employees under the aegis of sustainability Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: “We place great emphasis on developing our products in an increasingly environmentally friendly way and continuously reducing our ecological footprint”

New testing equipment to develop electric engines and electric drives in the spirit of sustainable mobility Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: “Our Technical Development is AUDI AG’s third-largest development and competence hub for simulation as well as acoustic and strength analysis testing"

Győr, 11 June 2021 - Audi Hungaria places great emphasis on the education and high-level training of the next generation. For two decades, the company and its partner institutions have been successfully operating a dual vocational training system, where hundreds of young people acquired theoretical and practical knowledge in 14 professions every year. At the final exams this week, 152 students from Audi Hungaria’s dual vocational training programme demonstrated their skills at the company’s Training and Education Centre, at the company’s tool factory and at the Lukács Sándor Secondary School and College for Mechatronics and Engineering.

Audi Hungaria’s Vehicle Drive Development area, with its close to 400 highly qualified employees, follows electric drives from the pre-development phase through series development up to the support provided for series production. The area carries out the testing and inspection of electric drives, among others, with the help of back-to-back (i.e. B2B) benches and acoustic test benches.

Audi Hungaria produces more than 150,000 cars a year, and the premium quality of these cars can depend on “a hair’s breadth”, as the thickness of the layers applied to each body in the company’s paint shop - phosphate layer, cathodic dip, filler and primer paint, basecoat and colourless paint - is only about 120 µm, which is even thinner than a single human hair.

• From 1 June Kinga Németh, is the Member of the Board of Management responsible for Human Resources and Organisation of the company • Dr. Elisabeth Knab, the outgoing Member of the Board, will continue to serve as a Board Representative, responsible for strategy and innovation • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: "Born in Győr, Kinga Németh has many years of professional experience in human resources management"

Audi Hungaria is committed to a more liveable, greener future, and is consistently progressing on the road to sustainability, considering the preservation of biodiversity a strategic objective. In this spirit, the Company (which has been carbon-neutral since 2020) has joined the "we4bee” initiative supported by the Audi Environmental Foundation, as part of which it has added a smart hive equipped with high-tech sensors to the apiary operating on the plant premises.