According to Mediascope, Avtoradio topped the rating of popular Russian radio stations.

Avtoradio took the first place among Russian radio stations in terms of a daily audience of 12+. Official data for July-December 2025 was provided by Mediascope*. The results of the Radio Index – Russia (100+) study showed that in the second half of the year, over 7.2 million Russians, or 11.1% of the total audience over the age of 12, chose the radio station every day. More than 18.8 million people (29.0%) listened to Avtoradio weekly (as part of GPM Radio, it is part of Gazprom Media Holding).

"Avtoradio's leadership is not just coverage, but millions of moments when we get exactly into a person's mood. We feel the vibe that the audience lives by, and we create content that suits people's tastes and needs. All Avtoradio projects are stories about a dream. We give aspiring artists a chance to sing in the show "Murzilki Live" along with the stars, support entrepreneurs in the "Man of Business" and turn the broadcast into real magic in the game "A lot of money". And when the listeners of Avtoradio from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad sing the victory song "Katyusha" in a single burst, you understand that we are together. It's very cool and very inspiring! The world is changing, and we are changing with it. But one thing remains unchanged in us – the drive and the sense of belonging," commented Vadim Tereshchuk, CEO of GPM Radio.

During the year, Avtoradio organized many events – the Avtoradio show. Classic. Duets" at the Kremlin Palace and the All-Russian flash mob "Autoradio" "The Country Sings Katyusha!" dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. The "golden season" of the game "A lot of money for Car Radio" was also popular. The radio station held a contest "Know our people": its winner became a participant in the forum "Strong Ideas for a New Age" and personally presented his business idea to Russian President Vladimir Putin. This dialogue was not the only one: during the direct line and the press conference "Results of the Year 2025", the head of state answered a question from an Autoradio correspondent.