The history of the Audi brand began in 1909 with the separation of one of the Horch-Werke factories by August Horch into a separate division called Audi Automobil-Werke. The first car of this plant was produced in 1910. The Audi trademark has been adorning cars since 1920, and the famous 4 rings became the official symbol in 1994.

After World War II, Audi factories expanded their product range to include motorcycles and commercial vehicles in addition to passenger cars.

Since 1970, active exports of Audi cars to the USA began. With the entry into the world market, Audi auto parts and branded accessories have become in demand on both sides of the ocean.

In the 1980s - 1990s. Audi has moved into the group of leaders in auto innovation. Audi holds the laurels of pioneering the direction of all-wheel drive sports cars. The sports coupe with drive on both axles made a splash at the 1980 Geneva Motor Show. Introduced in 1990, the updated Audi 100 for the first time in the company's history received a 2.8-liter 6-cylinder V-engine, which became the most compact of its kind. class. Audi models are distinguished by an elegant, lightweight design, impeccable quality of all components and interior trim of the car, which makes the purchase of any car of the brand a matter of prestige. Audi cars, components, assemblies, and spare parts undergo the most stringent quality and safety control.

Audi's high level of technology and marketing is also evident in the service. Original Audi spare parts and their certified analogues can be purchased in any region of the country.