Audi Brings Performance and Heritage Together at Goodwood

Audi brought together cutting-edge performance technology and its rich motorsport heritage at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, showcasing the Nuvolari supercar, the new Audi RS 5 and the reconstructed Auto Union Lucca.

One of the festival's highlights was the appearance of the near-production Audi Nuvolari prototype on the iconic 1.86-kilometre Goodwood Hillclimb. Nine-time Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen demonstrated the model's capabilities, highlighting the seamless integration of its new quattro drivetrain, active aerodynamics, hybrid powertrain and braking systems.

Limited to 499 units, the Audi Nuvolari represents the brand's most powerful and fastest production model to date while introducing Audi's latest design philosophy. Customer deliveries are scheduled to begin in the first half of 2027.

Audi also presented the Auto Union Lucca in motion for the first time. Recreated by Audi Tradition using original archive material, technical drawings and engineering records, the historic racing car pays tribute to the brand's record-breaking motorsport history from the 1930s.

Completing Audi's showcase, the new Audi RS 5 appeared at the Goodwood Circuit, demonstrating the brand's latest plug-in hybrid performance technology alongside iconic RS performance models.