You can get up close to Audi’s iconic vehicles at this immersive art exhibit in Montreal
The sensory journey at le Grand Quai is open to the public on Grand Prix weekend.
Audi's iconic vehicle
Nothing beats Canadian Grand Prix weekend in Montreal. Not only is there the thrill of race, but the city comes alive with amazing events that add extra pizzazz to this electric time of year.
If you love F1, you need to check out Audi Haus—Performance Art. This collaboration between Audi and the award-winning digital art studio Iregular welcomes you on a sensory journey through the engineering marvels that make Audi what it is — showcasing how the brand’s F1 expertise translates into every Audi vehicle.
The immersive exhibit uses large-scale digital sculptures and interactive installations to bring the philosophy of Vorsprung durch Technik (Progress through Technology) to life. Open to the public from June 13-14, it celebrates the art of the performance through light, legacy and innovation.
In the exhibit, you'll get to experience the living legacy of the RS 6 Avant GT and the all-new S6 e-tron — the most aerodynamic Audi of all time. All new vehicles will also be on display, including the all-new 2025 S5, the next generation of Audi where power meets finesse, and the all-new 2025 SQ5, Audi’s bold benchmark SUV with a "powerful, commanding silhouette. Redefined Luxury is here."
The exhibit also features standout models like the R8 GT — born on the track, perfected for the road; the RS e-tron GT performance — the most powerful Audi ever built; the RS Q8 performance — equipped with the most powerful combustion engine in an RS, and the RS 3 — a record-setter in Audi’s compact class, returning to Canada after five years. It’s a rare opportunity to get up close with the machines making headlines.
Even the best seats at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve won't get you this close to the engineering masterpieces that Audi brings to the city. You can follow their Instagram account, @audicanada to stay tuned!
Audi Haus—Performance Art
When: 11 a.m.-8 p.m., June 13-14, and 11 a.m.-5 p.m., June 15, 2025
Address: Grand Quai du Port de Montreal - 200, rue de la Commune O., Montreal, QC