Audi 2010 Annual Report [Podcast]

Audi wants to become the leading premium manufacturer of electric cars in the long term.

Swede Johan Ernst Nilson wants to travel from North to South Pole.

Deaf ballerina Tai Lihua is celebrated on the world’s greatest stages.

Over 20 years ago, Tim Berners-Lee co-invented the World Wide Web.

The Apollo 15 mission marked the first time a vehicle – the Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) – was used on the moon.

The earth is currently being remeasured by satellites – accurate to two meters and in 3D.

The Audi Lightweight Design Center in Neckarsulm is systematically expanding the core competence of the brand.

In 2011, Audi will launch the Q5 hybrid quattro, the brand’s first full hybrid.

Olympic women’s fencing champion Britta Heidemann and the Audi S tronic dual-clutch transmission.

Audi has developed a completely new Le Mans prototype. The R18 is set to claim its tenth victory on June 11, 2011.

The Audi Urban Future Award honors visionary urban planning concepts that concern themselves with mobility in urban spaces.

The Chinese city of Dezhou is relying on solar power to reduce CO? emissions.

Audi presents the future of infotainment technology at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

Star architect Meinhard von Gerkan meets the Audi A8 L – and experiences impressive technology in the lap of luxury.

Rally legend Stig Blomqvist drove the Audi e-tron Silvretta with four electric motors.

In the U.S. the Audi brand is benefiting from the Americans’ new environmental awareness – and from spectacular TV commercials.

Agile, sporty and refined: the Audi A1 is the next big thing in the small car class.

Electric cars are revolutionizing car design, say the chief designers at Audi. Only one thing is sure to survive – the steering wheel.

Audi's new showroom configurator allows customers to assemble their new Audi step by step in 3D – from its color to its equipment.

What battery management and the human body have in common.