Manufacture of the new Audi Q3 will begin in 2011 with an annual production capacity of up to 80,000 units.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Audi promotes Intelligent Emotion project
Audi looks into the future. Under the title �Intelligent Emotion,� students at Munich University of Applied Sciences, aided by Audi, have developed visionary ideas for the mobility of the future � from a hybrid supercar to an alternative concept for lightweight design of interiors.
Audi recognizes 35 dealers with 2008 Magna Society awards
Providing superlative customer service while achieving strong overall business performance was no simple feat as economic headwinds worsened toward the end of last year. Yet 35 Audi dealers nationwide excelled on both scores, earning Magna Society awards for 2008.
Audi AG establishes fully-owned subsidiary in China
AUDI AG established Audi (China) Enterprise Management Co. Ltd., Beijing, on April 18, 2009. Its business purpose is to coordinate all Audi activities in China, in close cooperation with the Changchun-based joint venture FAW-VW. The new company�s activities will include operating a test center for infotainment systems in Beijing.
Audi Redefines Dealership Architecture
Before stepping into a new car, you need to step into a dealership � an experience which has long been characterized as hectic, overwhelming, and disjointed. But what if a dealership was designed like a luxury vehicle itself, where every detail was taken into account � down to the flowers and coffee cups? The Audi commitment to progress goes beyond vehicles to redefining dealerships themselves.
Audi increases sales in China by 21 percent
AUDI AG delivered 12,156 vehicles in China (including Hong Kong) in April. This marks an increase of 21 percent compared with the same month of the preceding year, and is a new sales record for the company.
Audi A4 outsells BMW 3-Series in Germany
Click above for a hi-res gallery of our first drive in the new Audi A4
Luxury sports sedans are made all over the world, but nobody does 'em quite like the Germans. The BMW 3 Series has stood as the champion of the segment for decades, but not anymore. According to government records of new vehicle registration, the Audi A4 was the best-selling premium car, beating out the 3-Series, along with the Mercedes-Benz C-Class.
By the numbers, 98,714 A4's were sold in Germany over the course of 2008, making it the second most popular new car in Germany behind the Volkswagen Golf. But lest you think Germans are enamored only with Audi's new A4, which was introduced last year, the A6 and TT also topped their segments, contributing to the strongest growth (or weakest decline) in the German market and across Western Europe. The innovators in all-wheel traction and aluminum construction saw their entire market share rise last year by 0.8% to a total of 8.1% of the German new car market, details of which you can read in the press release after the jump.
Gallery: First Drive: 2009 Audi A4
[Source: Audi via AutoGuide.com]
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