Horch (automobile manufacturer)

Horch was a German luxury automobile manufacturer founded in 1904, known for producing high-quality, sophisticated cars with advanced engineering and elegant design. It was part of Auto Union, which later became Audi. Horch cars were renowned for their powerful engines, innovative features, and craftsmanship, catering to affluent customers seeking performance and luxury. The brand fostered a reputation for engineering excellence, but ceased independent production after World War II due to economic and political changes in Germany. Today, Horch is remembered as a historic marque that contributed to the development of premium automobiles and influenced German automotive engineering.