Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi, collectively termed as 'The Big Three' are trying desperately to conceal the number one spot in the luxury car segment for themselves in India. Audi has worked quite aggressively on its strategies and is inching closer to this prestigious spot. Recently, It launched the the striped down version of Crossover Q3 S for the Indian market.
Audi is just a whisker away from touching the magical mark of 10,000 vehicles to be sold this financial year, leaving its contemporaries Mercedes and BMW way behind. As of now, it has sold 8393 units for the January - October period and seeing this, it wouldn't be surprising if Audi crosses the magical figure of 10000 units. Moreover, Audi has registered a growth of 15.4% in this period over the previous one.
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