Team bus replaced by electric car: FC Bayern was one of the first Audi partners to test drive the new Audi e-tron. At Munich Airport, board members, coaches and players from the German record-holding football champion got the chance to experience the versatile electric SUV for themselves. Audi organised a series of activities for guests including an Audi e-tron driving experience.
The second half of the Bundesliga season has already started. Despite that, the German record-breaking footballers took time out of their schedule to meet the luxury car manufacturer.
It was for an event dubbed ‘FC Bayern meets Audi e-tron’
Audi’s first fully electric series model will be launched on the European market over the coming weeks. FC Bayern stars are among the first to get to test drive the car in advance.
‘Audi has had a close partnership with FC Bayern since 2002. Both Audi and FC Bayern stand for innovation, technology and sustainable development – as does the Audi e-tron’, says Thomas Glas, Head of Sports Marketing at Audi AG. ‘This one-off event at Munich Airport was the perfect opportunity to introduce the e-tron and the innovative technologies behind it to the team before it becomes a permanent part of our customers’ daily lives.’
The luxury car manufacturer used the multi-storey Audi e-tron Meteorit located at Munich Airport in the grounds between Terminals 1 and 2
As part of the set-up, the team took part in various e-tron-themed activities following a group picture. The players showed off their skills by taking part in an e-scooter obstacle course. They also had a remote-controlled e-tron model car competition. They also undertook driver training in e-tron vehicles at the dynamic Audi Training Center at Munich Airport.
The Audi e-tron Meteorit will remain open to visitors until mid-March. Car enthusiasts can test drive the Audi e-tron on-site without making an appointment in advance. People may reserve a free one-hour test drive in advance through Audi’s partners.
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