Audi

==Audi (first era)==
===1909 (pre-launch)===
===1909–1910===
===1910–1932===
==Auto Union==
===1932–1949===
This logo shows Audi in a union with 3 other German car brands that formed Auto Union: DKW, Horch and Wanderer. As time went by, the logo evolved, yet has since always continued with the four rings, symbolizing the strength of the union.
===1949–1969===
==Audi NSU==
===1969===
==Audi (second era)==
===1969–1995 (badge logo)===
===1969–1995===
===1978–1995===
===1995–present===
====1995–2009====
====2009–2016====
On January 29, 2009, the wordmark was removed and replaced with a left-aligned wordmark in the new Audi Type corporate typeface.
====2016–present====
The wordmark was removed altogether and the rings are now rendered in plain black, rather than in a metallic 3D effect. The Audi wordmark no longer appears with the four rings, but instead with the company slogan. Audi Type, the font used on the wordmark, is the exclusive corporate typeface of Audi AG, used on advertising.
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==See also==
*DKW
*Horch
*Wanderer
*NSU
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