Audi - Production Figures

Production Figures

A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 Q3 Q5 Q7 TT R8
1998 — — 143,974 271,152 — 174,867 — 15,355 — — — 13,682 —
1999 — — 143,505 252,514 — 162,573 — 14,636 — — — 52,579 —
2000 — 32,164 136,141 231,869 — 180,715 — 12,894 — — — 56,776 —
2001 — 49,369 131,082 308,778 — 186,467 — 11,708 — — — 39,349 —
2002 — 37,578 125,538 360,267 — 178,773 — 10,942 — — — 34,711 —
2003 — 27,323 159,417 353,836 — 168,612 — 21,748 — — — 32,337 —
2004 — 19,745 181,274 345,231 — 195,529 — 22,429 — — — 23,605 —
2005 — 10,026 224,961 337,705 — 215,437 — 21,515 — — 1,185 12,307 —
2006 — — 231,752 341,110 487 229,021 — 22,468 — — 72,169 23,675 164
2007 — — 231,117 289,806 25,549 243,842 — 22,182 — 162 77,395 56,766 4,125
2008 — — 222,164 378,885 57,650 214,074 — 20,140 — 20,324 59,008 41,789 5,656
2009 — — 206,747 282,033 84,883 182,090 — 8,599 — 105,074 27,929 22,821 2,101
2010 51,937 — 198,974 306,291 111,270 211,256 8,496 22,435 — 154,604 48,937 26,217 3,485
  • Data from 1998 to 2010. Figures for different body types/versions of models have been merged to create overall figures for each model.

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