The main reasons for the collapse of analytics include the high role of the United States, a reduction in sales in China and an expensive remembrance.
The Audi automaker completed the first half of 2025 with anxious indicators: the net profit was reduced by 37.5% compared to last year and cost only 1.3 billion euros. Bild reported this on Monday, July 28th.
This is the third year in the next, when the company recovers a decline in financial results. For comparison: In 2022, the income reached 4.4 billion.
The main reasons for the collapse of analytics include the high role of the United States, a reduction in sales in China and an expensive remembrance. Most of all losses are bonuses the Bentley and Lamborghini premium brands.
Audi, which is part of the Volkswagen Group, has been forced to reduce the annual income forecasting in the 65-70 billion euros. The company’s only hope is the potential agreement between the EU and the United States to reduce duties.
Financial director Jurgen Rittersberger explained that the introduction of additional American duties costs the company of 600 million euros. Unlike the BMW, Audi does not have its own factory in the United States, so all costs fall on the shoulders of the reminders.
In addition, the repair in Germany, which provides a reduction to 7500 employees, also costs the company another 600 million euros.
Earlier, Audi officially neglected plans to produce only electric cars.
Remember that Porsche gets into the automotic business, that is, without considering financial services, only 154 million euros in the last quarter. The income collapse reached nearly 91% compared to the same period last year, when Porsche’s income reached 1.7 billion euros.
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