Audi plans to drive up sales growth

By Yu Qiao | China Daily | Updated: 2007-04-03 06:53

Visitors inspect an Audi R8 at a Beijing exhibition.
Wu Changqing

Audi AG, the luxury arm of German carmaker Volkswagen AG, is aiming for 11 percent sales growth in China this year to cement its decade-long position as the top luxury car firm in the world's No 2 vehicle market.

Ralph Weyler, Audi's board member in charge of marketing and sales, said it expects to sell 90,000 vehicles in China this year, up from 80,808 units last year.

Its 2006 sales increased 39 percent on the previous year.

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