Exhibitions

The countdown is on: Audi will enter the FIA Formula 1 World Championship in 2026 with its own works team and a powertrain developed in Germany, making its debut in the pinnacle of motorsport. Although it may seem so at first glance, Audi is no newcomer to the premier class. As early as the 1920s, its historic predecessor brand NSU was successful in Grand Prix racing, and in the 1930s, Auto Union's Silver Arrows even dominated international competition in what was then the premier class of racing.

To mark Audi's entry into Formula 1, the Audi museum mobile is presenting an extraordinary special exhibition featuring Grand Prix racing cars from over 100 years of racing history. These include the winner of the first Grand Prix race ever, the first winner of the German Grand Prix, and of course the almost unbeatable Silver Arrows from Auto Union. The exhibition also highlights the period that followed. With legendary Formula 1 cars from Porsche, Matra, Lamborghini, Jordan, and the Sauber team, it spans the arc to the current concept study of the race car with which Audi will successfully continue its motorsport history from 2026 onwards.

On our one-hour tour through the Audi museum mobile, you will experience the history of today's Audi AG from its beginnings to the present day. Our experienced tour guides will accompany you through the decades and show you various innovations that were created under the sign of the four rings.

Of course, the branding and core competences such as lightweight construction and motor racing are also covered. Embark on an entertaining automotive journey through the last century and get to know our exhibits in even greater detail.

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