Overview
- Audi's restructuring plan includes cutting 7,500 jobs in Germany, with 6,000 reductions by 2027 and the remaining 1,500 by 2029.
- Job cuts will focus on non-production roles, such as administration and development, and will be implemented without forced layoffs.
- The company has extended its employment guarantee to 2033 and plans to save over €1 billion annually through cost-cutting measures.
- Audi will invest €8 billion in its Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm facilities, securing new production lines for the Q3 and an additional electric vehicle model.
- The restructuring comes as Audi faces declining sales, particularly in China, and challenges in the electric vehicle market, with financial results for 2024 expected to show significant losses.