Horch Automobile

Horch was a German luxury automobile manufacturer founded in 1904, known for producing high-quality, sophisticated vehicles. Renowned for craftsmanship and elegant design, Horch built cars that combined advanced engineering with comfort and style. In 1932, it became part of Auto Union, and its brand eventually merged into what is now Audi. Originally, Horch was a prestigious name in the automotive industry, symbolizing luxury and innovation during the early 20th century.