Audi India Sales Report in 2023, sold nearly 8,000 units

German luxury car manufacturer Audi has released its sales figures of 2023. According to the sales report, the company has recorded sales of 7,931 luxury cars in India last year.

This represents an increase of 89 percent on an annual basis compared to 4,187 vehicles sold in 2022. The company also said that the Audi Q3 range has been its best selling model during this period.

Audi’s sales of sports utility vehicles (SUVs) have registered a growth of 174 percent. Along with this, the German automaker has seen a 40 percent increase in sales of performance and lifestyle cars including the e-tron range in India.

Audi launched 3 new luxury cars last year – Audi Q 3 Sportback, Q 8 e-tron and Q 8 Sportback e-tron.

Also Read: Audi Q8 SUV facelift model unveiled, to be launched in the country next year

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