Audi India announced 88% increase in retail sales, marking a significant leap from the preceding year. The company successfully sold 5,530 units from January to September, compared to 2,947 units in the same period last year, showcasing the brand's strong foothold in the Indian luxury car market.
This robust growth was propelled by the introduction of new models, including the Q8 e-tron, Q8 Sportback e-tron, Q3, and Q3 Sportback. Moreover, sustained demand for popular models such as A4, A6, and Q5 further bolstered Audi's sales figures. The SUV segment, in particular, experienced a growth rate of 187%, indicating a shifting consumer preference towards spacious and versatile vehicles.
Audi India's Head, Balbir Singh Dhillon, expressed optimism, stating, "Our SUVs have witnessed a remarkable growth of 187%. With the upcoming festive season, we are expecting this growth to continue, driven by sustained demand." He attributed this success to various factors, including the expanding luxury car market, changing demographics, and favourable economic conditions.
Dhillon emphasized Audi's dedication to sustainable growth, outlining their strategy for a profitable business trajectory. He affirmed, "We are on a growth path sustainable, profitable business is our strategy, and we expect to close the year with high double-digit growth." Audi's stellar performance highlights its adaptability and appeal in the dynamic Indian automotive landscape, promising continued success in the foreseeable future.