Audi museum mobile
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| place | 85045 Ingolstadt '58.3 
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| architect | Gunter Henn |
| opening | December 15, 2000 |
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| ISIL | DE-MUS-750512 |
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The Audi museum mobile is a car museum of Audi AG in Ingolstadt , which deals with the history of the company and its predecessors. The Audi museum mobile was opened on December 15, 2000 at the same time as the Audi Forum Ingolstadt .
Exhibition and content
In the 23 meter high, round glass and steel building, which is part of the Audi Forum Ingolstadt, there are around 100 automobiles , motorcycles and bicycles as well as other exhibits from the brands Audi , DKW , Horch , Wanderer and NSU issued. The building was designed by Gunter Henn , the museum concept was developed by the design agency KMS (under the creative direction of Michael Keller and Christoph Rohrer ).
The museum's permanent exhibition is divided into pre- and post-war years on two levels. There are also changing special exhibitions and a museum shop. The exhibition is also supplemented by a technology gallery with exhibits that deal with topics such as material science and engine technology. Separate sections are dedicated to the history of motorsport . The Auto Union Silver Arrows, the rally era as well as the DTM and Le Mans victories are all presented with original vehicles.
Level 0
Visitors enter the museum via the “Piazza” of the Audi Forum Ingolstadt on level 0.
Level 3
An elevator in which the years run backwards digitally brings visitors to the top level. The tour begins in 1899 when Horch & Cie. Motor works by August Horch . In 1909, the engineer founded the Audi factory in Zwickau, Saxony . Numerous vehicles from the founder brands Audi, Horch , DKW and Wanderer will be presented against the background of the economic and social framework conditions of the time. The merger to form Auto Union AG in 1932 with the four rings as the company logo is also explained.
Level 2
Post-war bodies, rally vehicles, motorcycles and models from the latest Audi history are on Level 2. The DKW F 89 L Schnelllaster from 1950 is the first vehicle that Auto Union GmbH produced after the restart in Ingolstadt. The DKW two-stroke history is documented from the DKW master class up to the DKW F 102 on level 2.
level 1
Special exhibitions are shown on level 1. The content changes several times a year. The topics come from the areas of design, mobility and automotive history.
paternoster
The paternoster is already visible from the outside. 14 automobiles or motorcycles can move vertically on the technical construction at the same time. The vehicles on the paternoster change at regular intervals.
See also
- List of car museums
- List of car museums in Germany
- August Horch Museum (sister museum in Zwickau)
- Autostadt of Volkswagen AG
- Porsche Museum of Porsche AG
literature
- State office for non-state museums in Bavaria (ed.): Museums in Bavaria - A guide through the Bavarian museum landscape. 6th, completely revised edition. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Berlin / Munich 2017, ISBN 978-3-422-07382-1 , pp. 205–206.
- Bernd Ostmann , Malte Jürgens : Auto Museums - The great guide of auto motor und sport and Motor Klassik . Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart 2008, ISBN 978-3-613-02866-1 , pp. 102-107.
- Hans Schilder: The fascination of oldtimers - car museums in Germany and neighboring countries. Hampp, Stuttgart 2007, ISBN 978-3-936682-15-1 , pp. 64-67.
Web links
- Official website of the Audi museum mobile
- Audi museum mobile . In: Audi-MediaCenter.de
- Audi museum mobile . In: Museen-in-Bayern.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ presseportal.de
- ↑ Audi museum mobile . ( audi.com [accessed December 15, 2017]).
- ^ City of Ingolstadt: City of Ingolstadt - museum mobile. Retrieved December 15, 2017 .