Audi South Africa is announced the return of the Audi driving experience, set to take place in Gauteng at the famed Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit.
Following the resounding success of 2023's relaunch, which ignited widespread enthusiasm among Audi fans, this year's event promises to elevate the adrenaline even further.
The Audi driving experience is not just a track day; it's a premium, performance-based, advanced, full-day driving programme meticulously designed to unleash the potential of Audi driving technology.
From July to November, participants will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of high-performance driving with three events:
Created in collaboration with the Audi driving experience centre in Germany, the programme offers participants the chance to refine their driving skills under the guidance of champion racing drivers. The full-day experience ensures an unforgettable journey into the realm of precision driving and automotive mastery. Tickets have just gone on sale and are available from experience.audi.co.za.
"The Audi driving experience embodies the essence of our brand – innovation, performance, and safety," says Sascha Sauer, Head of Audi South Africa. "We’re delighted to bring this exciting event back to Johannesburg, giving enthusiasts the opportunity to experience the thrill of our RS models and hone their driving skills on the iconic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit."
Participants can expect a comprehensive curriculum designed to enhance their understanding of cornering technique, braking and acceleration, the ideal driving line, and the impact of weight shifting on the vehicle. With safety as the top priority, each day will commence with a thorough safety briefing, ensuring that all attendees can enjoy the experience with peace of mind.
All new RS owners (from 1 March) will receive a complimentary voucher for the Audi Driving experience. Valid for a period of two years from the date of delivery, these vouchers provide an exclusive opportunity to experience the thrill of Audi performance first-hand.
The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) notes that August continued the positive trend for new-vehicle sales in South Africa, reflecting strong consumer demand and activity across the market.
Although the tariff clouds are gathering over the South African economy with serious implications for the local automotive export industry, local sales of new vehicles are soldiering on at a decent pace.
Automechanika Johannesburg successfully hosted its final CEO Breakfast for 2025 at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, bringing together senior automotive industry leaders for strategic discussions as the co-located Festival of Motoring roared into life.
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The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) notes that August continued the positive trend for new-vehicle sales in South Africa, reflecting strong consumer demand and activity across the market.
Although the tariff clouds are gathering over the South African economy with serious implications for the local automotive export industry, local sales of new vehicles are soldiering on at a decent pace.
Automechanika Johannesburg successfully hosted its final CEO Breakfast for 2025 at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, bringing together senior automotive industry leaders for strategic discussions as the co-located Festival of Motoring roared into life.
