• High-performance technology and new Audi design — the supercar takes on the Goodwood Hillclimb
• Racing legend Tom Kristensen: “What impresses in the Nuvolari* is the way all the systems work together — inspired by motorsports and refined for the road.”
• The Auto Union Lucca makes its first public appearance in motion

Ingolstadt/Goodwood, July 10, 2026 – At Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Audi Nuvolari* supercar will show what it’s made of on the Hillclimb. The Audi RS 5 is also on display at Goodwood Circuit from July 9 to 12. Shown at speed for the first time, the Auto Union Lucca — a “Rennlimousine,” or racing sedan — adds a touch of history. Audi is thus highlighting the breadth of its performance expertise across road and track.

Goodwood Festival of Speed in West Sussex, southern England, is a pivotal fixture on the international automotive and motorsports calendar. The highlight of Audi’s appearance will come when racing legend Tom Kristensen races the near-production prototype of the Audi Nuvolari* up the 1.86-kilometer Hillclimb in the grounds of Goodwood House, the estate of the Duke of Richmond.

“What impresses in the Nuvolari* is the way all the systems work together — from the new quattro drivetrain and vehicle dynamics to aerodynamics and the braking system. Technologies such as the high-performance hybrid powertrain, active aerodynamics, and energy management are inspired by motorsports and have been consistently refined for road use,” says Kristensen, a nine-time Le Mans winner.

The Nuvolari* is the fastest and most powerful production vehicle in the brand’s history — and the first to follow Audi’s new design philosophy. Just a few days ago, the supercar caused a stir when it made its UK debut in London. Deliveries of the vehicle, limited to 499 units, will begin in the first half of 2027.