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• Joint project of Audi Hungaria and E.ON Hungária Group • More than 36,000 solar panels on a roof surface of 160,000 square metres • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: „This project is a symbol of our commitment to sustainability” • Attila Kiss, CEO of E.ON Hungária Group: “The investment is a milestone for the new energy world”

• The company’s Aluminium Closed Loop project will start in 2021 • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management at Audi Hungaria: „We save raw material and energy by using aluminium in closed loops which helps us to significantly reduce our carbon footprint.”

• Many innovative tools in the quality assurance • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: "Our goal is to have one hundred percent reliable cars coming off the production lines. To achieve this, we use new technologies in the field of quality assurance.”

• The 1.5 millionth car has been finished at Audi Hungaria • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: „We are proud of this milestone which is of great significance in the history of our vehicle production and the whole company”

28 July 2020, Győr – Mr. László Velekei, new director of the Ballet Company of Győr, drives a dynamic, Orca Black Audi Q7 S line Quattro from this day on. Partners for 23 years, Audi Hungaria handed over the car to the new director of the renowned ballet company. The car was assembled in Bratislava and mounted with a 286-horsepower engine made in Győr.

Sustainability within and beyond the factory Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: “, Sustainability and environment protection are the key priorities for our company” Győr, July 23 2020 – Audi Hungaria contributes to a greener environment by afforestation and planting of trees: the company’s employees have planted trees several times, whereas outside the factory area, in the surroundings of Győr Audi Hungaria launched an afforestation programme a decade ago, in which tens of thousands of trees have been planted in the region of Patkányospuszta and Ravazd. Afforestation was part of an international research programme with the participation of five countries. Scientific research in Hungary is carried out by the University of Sopron together with the Technical University of Munich.

Győr, July 2020 17 - The employees of Audi Hungaria produced the 38,000,000th engine in Győr, a four-cylinder 2.0-liter TFSI Global Engine, which was installed in an Audi Q3 model in the Audi Hungaria vehicle factory. The power unit belongs to the third generation of the engine family, it has been manufactured by Audi Hungaria since 2019, and it is the most powerful in its category, with 231 hp and 170 kW, offering customers a rich driving dynamics experience

Audi Hungaria has been working together with Pannonhalma Archabbey for years and sponsoring the concerts of the “Jazz Summer in Pannonhalma”.

• The Experimental Engine Manufacturing Center celebrates its tenth anniversary • Alfons Dintner, CEO of Audi Hungaria: "The Experimental Engine Manufacturing Center builds a bridge between development, production planning and production". • At present, 200 highly qualified employees work at the center, which also functions as an external department.

• On July 1, 2020, Dr. Patrick Heinecke will take up his position as CFO in Győr. • Former CFO Axel Schifferer retires • Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi Hungaria: "Financial stability is extremely important, especially in these turbulent times. Dr. Patrick Heinecke will support us in this endeavour.

Győr, June 18. 2020 – The series production of the new generation of electric engines, the performance engine families has started at Audi Hungaria. The new engines are produced for the Audi e-tron S-models which were presented in March.

Győr, 15. June 2020 - From today, Audi Hungaria's engine and vehicle production is back to the normal shift operation. On the occasion of the start of three-shift operation at the vehicle plant, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, accompanied by László Palkovics, Minister for Innovation and Technology, visited the vehicle assembly plant today. Alfons Dintner, Chairman of the Board of Management of AUDI HUNGARIA Zrt. presented the production process of the Audi models in Győr, the Audi A3 Cabriolet, Q3, Q3 Sportback and the TT Coupé and Roadster to the Prime Minister. During the factory visit, the Prime Minister learned about the safety measures that were implemented in order to protect the health of the company's employees.