Audi: which models are US-assembled?
2 Audi model pages built from NHTSA's Part 583 (AALA) filings. 0 with US final assembly, 2 assembled outside the United States, and 0 where it depends on the individual vehicle.
Audi model detail
| Model | Year | Type | Final assembly | Plant(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q5 | 2025 | SUV | Non-US assembly | Mexico |
| Q7 | 2026 | SUV | Non-US assembly | Slovakia |
Audi questions
Are Audi vehicles assembled in the United States?
Not according to the model pages we cover - none of the 2 Audi models listed here have US final assembly in NHTSA's Part 583 filings.
Does a Audi qualify for the car loan interest deduction?
It depends on the model and the individual vehicle. For example the 2025 Q5 has US final assembly and would pass the assembly test, while models assembled elsewhere would not. The other tests - new vehicle, loan taken out after December 31, 2024, personal use, first lien - apply on top.
Does the brand's home country matter?
No. The test is where the vehicle was finally assembled, not who owns the brand. Plenty of foreign-owned brands assemble in the United States, and US-owned brands assemble abroad.
Vehicle data sources
- NHTSA Part 583 American Automobile Labeling Act (AALA) reports - final assembly point by carline, MY2025 and MY2026 — accessed 2026-10-07.
- NHTSA vPIC VIN decoder (named in the regulation preamble as a way to check the plant of manufacture) — accessed 2026-10-07.
We link to primary sources: the statute, the regulations, IRS forms and instructions, and NHTSA's own vehicle data. Where those sources do not settle a question, we say so rather than guess.
Last reviewed 2026-10-07. Model pages describe carlines from NHTSA's Part 583 filings; only a VIN check tells you about one specific vehicle.