Audi to Begin Production of Last New Fossil-Fuelled Model in 2026

Audi will begin to manufacture its last new internal combustion engine car will in 4 year’s time. From 2026, Audi will only release electric powered vehicles. Internal combustion engines will be completely phased out by 2033. Audi plans to be a provider of net-zero carbon mobility throughout its entire supply chain.

This applies not only to production and use, but recycling or reuse at the end of a car’s life cycle.

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Green energy, more recyclates, less waste all links in the supply chain will switch to renewable energy. As an example, the high-voltage batteries are contracted to be produced with green electricity. This was in place in time for Audi’s very first electric model, the Audi e-tron*, and it still applies today. In addition, Audi is campaigning for adherence to human rights and environmental protection in its supply chain. Global Battery Alliance is a worldwide platform which began in 2017 on the initiative of the World Economic Forum. This initiative links public and private entities to sustainably produce batteries that also accounts for responsibility for all aspects of the production.

IN addition, Audi recycles aluminium scraps to be returned as newly processed aluminium coils. This prevented around 165,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions in 2020. Now, Neckarsulm, Ingolstadt, and, starting in 2021, Gyor are also implementing the Aluminium Closed Loop.

PET: seat covers made from bottles The cabin has recycled materials for insulation and noise damping. Parts of cabin trim are also recycled such as susch as floor covering, and sections of the cargo hold. Further more, Dinamica used in the trim, is a microfiber material with 45 percent obtained from recycled PET bottles, old textiles, or residual fibers.

The carpeting and floor mats in the Audi e-tron GT* are made of Econyl – a material that consists of 100 percent recycled nylon fibers. They come from production waste, fabric and carpet scraps, or old fishing nets. There are up to 45 1.5-liter PET bottles in the seats of an Audi A3. Seat covers made from secondary raw materials were used for the first time in the fourth generation of the Audi A3.

Audi is working towards making even more of their vehicles of recycled material, with an aim to being able to re-use more and more of the components, in one way or another, and the end of the life cycle.

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