Exhibitions
Brand history, special exhibitions, and guided tours at the Audi museum mobile
Exhibitions at the Audi museum mobile
7 euros per person; 5 euros (reduced rate)*
Free admission for children under 6 and their accompanying adult*
20 euros (family admission)*
100 euros (group ticket); 75 euros (reduced rate)*
Mon.: Closed
Tue.–Fri.: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Sat., Sun., and holidays*: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Special opening hours:
9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.: June 24, July 2, September 24, October 13, October 29, December 3, 2026
Please check the current opening hours before your visit.
If you select a discounted ticket, you must present the appropriate proof of eligibility.
Book your ticket directly at the Audi Ticket Shop**.
As of: June 1, 2026
*Retirees, students, people with disabilities, children, and young people up to age 18
**Tickets purchased through the online ticket shop are personalized
Permanent exhibition at the Audi museum mobile
The permanent exhibition is the heart of the Audi museum mobile. From the entrance level (Level 0), the elevator—acting as a “time machine”—takes you back to the year 1899 on Level 3, where the tour begins. The two levels of the permanent exhibition, covering the periods 1899 to 1945 and 1946 to 2000, are each divided into seven sections. Each section provides an overview of the respective era. Texts and images explore the relationship between the automobile, technology, and society.
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The permanent exhibition at the Audi museum mobile traces the history of the Four Rings through more than 100 automobiles and motorcycles. The exhibits are among the museum’s highlights and bring the evolution of Audi, Auto Union, and mobility to life.
Visitors discover key milestones in the company’s history, including the merger to form Auto Union in 1932, historic vehicles, two-wheelers, and icons from Audi’s motorsport history. A particular eye-catcher is the paternoster, which continuously moves through all levels of the building, showcasing selected motorsport exhibits.
In addition, the Technology Gallery uses interactive, hands-on exhibits to illustrate key developments in automotive engineering. In this way, the permanent exhibition combines historic vehicles, multimedia presentations, and technology to create a brand experience at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt.
Current Special Exhibition: Design Legends
“Design Legends” is the current special exhibition at the Audi museum mobile, showcasing design concepts, concept cars, and sketches from Audi’s brand history.
Clean lines, progressive styling, and a distinctive aesthetic: this is Audi Design, to which the Audi museum mobile is now dedicating its new special exhibition. “Design Legends” showcases a selection of extraordinary concept cars that illustrate the evolution of Audi’s design language—from the early visions of the 1980s to the present day.
Special exhibits from the model-making department offer rare insights into the creative process and the work of the designers, starting with initial ideas, sketches, and renderings and extending to lifelike clay models.
Experience how visions take shape and give the brand with the four rings its unmistakable identity.
As of: April 24, 2026
*Retirees, students, people with disabilities, children, and young people up to age 18
**No advance reservation is required to visit the special exhibition without a guided tour. Admission to the special exhibition is included in the admission price for the Audi museum mobile.
More exhibitions and experiences at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt
In addition to the exhibitions and museum tours, discover other activities at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt. From the kids’ scavenger hunt at the Audi museum mobile to selected vehicle highlights in the exhibition areas of the Audi Forum Ingolstadt. These activities are perfect for families, car enthusiasts, and visitors who want to enhance their visit in their own way.
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Everything you need to know for your visit to the Audi museum mobile: Here you’ll find information on admission, hours, parking, prices, and reservations at a glance.
As of: June 15, 2026
*5 euros/reduced rate (seniors, students, people with disabilities, children and teens up to age 18)
Free admission/children under 6, accompanying adult
20 euros/family admission
100 euros/group ticket; 75 euros/reduced rate (seniors, students, people with disabilities, children and teens up to age 18)
