Which German city is listed as the Audi A8's assembly location?

The German city listed as the Audi A8’s assembly location is Neckarsulm.

Audi has built its flagship A8 at the Neckarsulm Audi Factory in Baden-Württemberg. The plant is near Heilbronn and Stuttgart and has long been associated with Audi’s larger, more technically demanding models. The first-generation A8 entered production there in June 1994, replacing the Audi V8.

The location is closely tied to the A8’s engineering identity. The original A8 introduced Audi’s aluminium Audi Space Frame, helping reduce weight while retaining structural rigidity. The model has since continued through several generations, including short- and long-wheelbase versions and high-performance S8 derivatives.

A common mix-up is Ingolstadt, Audi’s headquarters and another major production centre. Neckarsulm, however, is the assembly city specifically listed for the A8. The nearby site also became central to Audi’s performance operations and production of models such as the S8 and RS cars.