Audi India eyes double digit growth in 2022
The Hindu
The new launch comes with an introductory price of ₹79.99 lakh onwards
German luxury carmaker Audi is eyeing a ‘good double digit’ sales growth in 2022 in India, after doubling sales during the last year, on the back of new product launches, a senior company official said.
“The last two years needless to say were difficult for everybody, but we grew by 100% last year while the industry grew by about 40%. So, we are already seeing a positive momentum for the Audi brand in India…this year too we are anticipating a good double digit growth,” Balbir Singh Dhillon, Head of Audi India, told The Hindu.
He added that the new Audi Q7, launched on Wednesday, February 2, 2022, with an introductory price of ₹79.99 lakh onwards, will play a major role in boosting sales as it a a ‘volume model’.
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