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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 surpassed 10,000 cumulative vehicle sales this month, thanks to strong sales of its redesigned A6 sedan and a wider range of vehicles with various powertrain options, according to the company. This achievement occurred a month ahead of last year's record, marking the second year in a row that Audi Korea has met the 10,000-unit sales target in the Korean market.

The German automaker is set for a swift sales recovery in Korea following a strategic overhaul centered on expanding its product lineup. In 2020, Audi Korea introduced 16 new models, including electric flagship models the Q6 e-tron and A6 e-tron, alongside the A5 sports sedan and Q5 SUV with conventional engines. Among these, the A6 sedan is the primary sales contributor for Audi Korea, with 2,241 units sold from January to September, as reported by the company.

The company's strategy aims to offer Korean consumers a wider selection of choices amid evolving preferences for powertrains, vehicle body styles, and driving requirements. The lineup has been further enhanced this year with additional models.

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