<p>Raipur: German luxury carmaker Audi on Friday reported 89 per cent growth in retail sales in India at 7,931 units last year as compared with 2022.</p>.<p>The company had sold a total of 4,187 units in 2022.</p>.<p>The sales growth last year was mainly driven by new launches -- Q3 Sportback, Q8 e-tron, and Q8 Sportback e-tron -- along with continued demand for the A4, A6, and Q5.</p>.<p>Besides, top-end models like the Q7, Q8, A8 L, S5 Sportback, RS5 Sportback, RS Q8, e-tron GT, and the RS e-tron GT continued to witness strong demand.</p>.<p>"2023 marks another successful year for us and our diverse and desirable product portfolio continues to garner robust demand," Audi India Head Balbir Singh Dhillon told reporters here.</p>.Mega tower deal: Brookfield to buy Indian ATC business for $2 billion.<p>He noted that the company's retail footprint is expanding, culminating at the year-end with a total of 64 touch points, including showrooms and workshops, and 25 Audi Approved: plus showrooms nationwide.</p>.<p>"We are confident that this momentum will carry into 2024," Dhillon said.</p>.<p>Audi India continued its strong performance last year on the back of new product launches, a strong product portfolio of 17 cars and industry-best customer offerings, he stated.</p>.<p>"One in every four customers is a repeat Audi buyer and this tells us that we are on the right path. We will continue to focus on industry-best offerings for our customers and of course, bringing the very best products to India," Dhillon said.</p>.<p>Audi Approved: plus, the pre-owned car business of the company witnessed a growth of 62 per cent in 2023, Dhillon said.</p>.MySugar to pursue legal action against former chairman for alleged Rs 121 cr loss.<p>The brand will continue to expand and add more pre-owned car facilities this year, Dhillon said.</p>.<p>He noted that the company would also focus on digitalisation and network expansion during the year.</p>.<p>Dhillon noted that the company may witness some supply chain disruptions in March quarter due to the ongoing Red Sea crisis.</p>.<p>The automaker may witness some sales loss during the period with ships bringing components to India expected to take a much longer time, he added.</p>
<p>Raipur: German luxury carmaker Audi on Friday reported 89 per cent growth in retail sales in India at 7,931 units last year as compared with 2022.</p>.<p>The company had sold a total of 4,187 units in 2022.</p>.<p>The sales growth last year was mainly driven by new launches -- Q3 Sportback, Q8 e-tron, and Q8 Sportback e-tron -- along with continued demand for the A4, A6, and Q5.</p>.<p>Besides, top-end models like the Q7, Q8, A8 L, S5 Sportback, RS5 Sportback, RS Q8, e-tron GT, and the RS e-tron GT continued to witness strong demand.</p>.<p>"2023 marks another successful year for us and our diverse and desirable product portfolio continues to garner robust demand," Audi India Head Balbir Singh Dhillon told reporters here.</p>.Mega tower deal: Brookfield to buy Indian ATC business for $2 billion.<p>He noted that the company's retail footprint is expanding, culminating at the year-end with a total of 64 touch points, including showrooms and workshops, and 25 Audi Approved: plus showrooms nationwide.</p>.<p>"We are confident that this momentum will carry into 2024," Dhillon said.</p>.<p>Audi India continued its strong performance last year on the back of new product launches, a strong product portfolio of 17 cars and industry-best customer offerings, he stated.</p>.<p>"One in every four customers is a repeat Audi buyer and this tells us that we are on the right path. We will continue to focus on industry-best offerings for our customers and of course, bringing the very best products to India," Dhillon said.</p>.<p>Audi Approved: plus, the pre-owned car business of the company witnessed a growth of 62 per cent in 2023, Dhillon said.</p>.MySugar to pursue legal action against former chairman for alleged Rs 121 cr loss.<p>The brand will continue to expand and add more pre-owned car facilities this year, Dhillon said.</p>.<p>He noted that the company would also focus on digitalisation and network expansion during the year.</p>.<p>Dhillon noted that the company may witness some supply chain disruptions in March quarter due to the ongoing Red Sea crisis.</p>.<p>The automaker may witness some sales loss during the period with ships bringing components to India expected to take a much longer time, he added.</p>