Audi anticipates a growth of 5-7% in India's luxury car sales for 2026, despite challenges in the affordable segment due to rising prices fueled by rupee depreciation and increased costs.

Audi India explains why luxury car sales remain at 50,000 units, highlighting price rise, buyer trends, pre-owned growth and India’s untapped potential.

Given their specific nature of catering to VIP and famous personalities, these cars come with a more robust exterior and ...

Audi India predicts that FTAs with developed countries will boost disposable income and drive growth in India's luxury car market.

The rising number of millionaires in India, especially young UHNIs, has caught the attention of luxury brands from around the ...

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Audi India is set to launch the new Audi SQ8 on March 17, 2026. The high-performance luxury SUV is powered by a 4.0-litre V8 ...

Audi India's Balbir Singh Dhillon states that FTAs with the UK and EU should be seen as tools to attract FDI and boost ...

Tata Motors currently holds a near 40% share in the Indian electric car market, followed by Mahindra with 18%. Credit: Sudarshan Jha/Shutterstock.com. An Indian tax panel has put forward a proposal ...

Jasprit Bumrah is one of the best fast bowlers in international cricket. Besides his outstanding performances in ...

Mercedes-Benz has announced a price increase of around 2 percent across its cars in India starting April 1. The revision ...