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Audi Korea accelerates recovery on solid sales of redesigned A6

Audi Korea surpassed 10,000 units in cumulative sales early this month, driven by solid sales of its redesigned A6 flagship sedan and expanded vehicle lineups with diverse powertrains, the carmaker said. The sales figure was achieved a month earlier than last year, marking the second consecutive year that the German automaker has hit the 10,000-unit sales milestone in Korea. Audi Korea is on…

Audi Korea accelerates recovery on solid sales of redesigned A6

Audi Korea has accelerated its recovery in the local market, surpassing 10,000 cumulative unit sales in early this month. The success can be attributed to the strong sales of its redesigned A6 flagship sedan and the expanded vehicle lineup featuring diverse powertrain options. Audi Korea achieved this milestone a month earlier than last year, marking the second consecutive year of reaching the 10,000-unit sales target in Korea.

The German automaker is on track for a rapid sales rebound in the country after revamping its overall strategy, with a focus on expanding the product portfolio. In 2020, the company introduced 16 new models, including flagship all-electric models like the Q6 e-tron and A6 e-tron, along with the A5 sports sedan and Q5 SUV with internal combustion engines.

The A6 sedan is the primary sales driver for Audi Korea, with the model achieving 2,241 sales between January and September. The company's strategy aims to provide Korean customers with a broader range of choices, catering to the rapidly diversifying preferences in powertrains, body styles, and driving needs. This year, the lineup has been further strengthened to support this expansion.

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