[manson]

Originally Posted by Sahil

Yes the numbers as only CBU because Audi is too ashamed to reveal total numbers including CKD.

Could be the low numbers or maybe the CKD (A4, A6, Q5 and the Q7) sales are recorded under Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Private Limited (?) as there is no other mention of the Audi range apart from their CBU numbers.

[Venkatesh]

Porsche India sales in H1 2022

Porsche India recorded a 118% sales growth for H1 2022 compared to H1 2021 with 378 new car deliveries. Overcoming continual challenges that impact the automotive industry worldwide, we delivered more cars in H1 2022 than the individual full-year figures from 2018, 2019 and 2020.

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[shankar.balan]

Originally Posted by Venkatesh

Porsche India sales in H1 2022

Fantastic. Amazing that a Luxe Performance Marque like Porsche is making such waves here in India.

So with these significantly increased sales, there will be plenty more pre-owned options available in the market for enthusiasts a few years down the line.

I look forward to seeing more choices available there for enthusiasts.

[PPS]

Originally Posted by Sahil

Yes the numbers as only CBU because Audi is too ashamed to reveal total numbers including CKD.

Audi India sold 1,765 units from January to June 2022. Mercedes India sells about 1,000 units in a month!

https://auto.timesofindia.com/news/c...w/92602285.cms

Audi India reported that it saw a growth of 49% with 1,765 units from January to June 2022. The 49 percent gain experienced by the brand in H1 2022 is down to new product debuts and sustained demand for the Audi e-tron range, Audi Q5, Audi Q7, Audi A4, Audi A6, and S/RS models

[RahulNagaraj]

July 2022 sales numbers of Audi, BMW & Mercedes India

FADA has released the vehicle registration data of luxury cars for July 2022.

Mercedes-Benz has come out on top with 980 units sold, followed by BMW and Jaguar Land Rover, which have sold 863 units and 160 units, respectively.



Luxury carmaker sales for July 2022:

• Mercedes-Benz - 980 units, down from 1,013 units in July 2021
• BMW - 863 units, up from 669 units in July 2021
• Jaguar Land Rover - 160 units, down from 249 units in July 2021
• Volvo - 107 units, down from 122 units in July 2021
• Porsche - 48 units, up from 36 units in July 2021
• Audi - 43 units (CBU), down from 92 units in July 2021
• Lamborghini - 9 units, up from 7 units in July 2021
• Bentley - 5 units, same as in July 2021
• Rolls Royce - 3 units, up from 2 units in July 2021

Team-BHP's detailed analysis of July 2022 sales figures.

Link to Team-BHP news

[TechnoBloop]

Originally Posted by RahulNagaraj

Luxury carmaker sales for July 2022:[list]

Porsche - 48 units, up from 36 units in July 2021

Audi - 43 units (CBU), down from 92 units in July 2021

Wow! Porsche sold more cars than Audi? Audi is definitely struggling. Even though their new A8 is well-priced, it would hardly create any difference in their total sales numbers. By some miracle, let's hope that the new Q3 brings them back on track!

EDIT- Oh ok, those are CBU numbers! Missed it. Does any member have any idea how much Audi sold in total? Did they at least sell some 500 units or so?

[sampadroy]

Originally Posted by TechnoBloop

EDIT- Oh ok, those are CBU numbers! Missed it. Does any member have any idea how much Audi sold in total? Did they at least sell some 500 units or so?

Audi IN has about 38 Showrooms accross India. Last month when I had enquired about the A4 and Q3, the Delhi NCR dealers and MH dealers stated that they were doing roughly 8-11 cars per month. (Delhi NCR and MH have the best Cat-A Audi dealers in India). So even if we take an optimistic calculation into the picture and assume all the 38 Showrooms did the same avg, it translates to approx 300-400 units per month. Pretty sure 500 units weren't sold.

The Q3, will only do wonders for them if only priced sanely. Not to forget, the new gen BMW X1 is hitting our shores in Q2 2023 and even the current gen BMW X1 is unbeatable in terms of sheer volumes.

[TechnoBloop]

Originally Posted by sampadroy

Audi IN has about 38 Showrooms accross India. Last month when I had enquired about the A4 and Q3, the Delhi NCR dealers and MH dealers stated that they were doing roughly 8-11 cars per month. (Delhi NCR and MH have the best Cat-A Audi dealers in India). So even if we take an optimistic calculation into the picture and assume all the 38 Showrooms did the same avg, it translates to approx 300-400 units per month. Pretty sure 500 units weren't sold.

Well, I am pretty sure that all the dealers wouldn't have sold 8 cars per month. But still, by some miracle if they really did, honestly I think 300-400 units for these 2 cars are good, majority I guess being A4 since the old Q3 is absolutely outdated.

The Q3, will only do wonders for them if only priced sanely. Not to forget, the new gen BMW X1 is hitting our shores in Q2 2023 and even the current gen BMW X1 is unbeatable in terms of sheer volumes.

One can only hope, there has been not a single car's price launch lately that has impressed me. Gone are the days when we looked for VFM cars, nowadays all cars are overpriced and excel in their own terms (some in performance and safety, some in reliability, some in space etc. etc.). Well, there is no point in blaming the car brands, it's because of the govt.'s tax policies that car's get so expensive when it hits the Indian shores!

[sampadroy]

Originally Posted by TechnoBloop

Well, I am pretty sure that all the dealers wouldn't have sold 8 cars per month. But still, by some miracle if they really did, honestly I think 300-400 units for these 2 cars are good, majority I guess being A4 since the old Q3 is absolutely outdated.

Ah, you got me wrong here! My bad!
8-11 cars per month for their entire current portfolio! Not just the A4 and Q3.
Also, the old Q3 was discontinued way back in early 2020 itself.

[yoakki]

It's no wonder that BMW is catching up with Merc — the lack of discounts, obscenely priced cars (C class at 60 lacs+), and much better options available in the segment — should all be contributing factors to the three pointed star losing ground in the coming years

[TechnoBloop]

Originally Posted by sampadroy

Ah, you got me wrong here! My bad!
8-11 cars per month for their entire current portfolio! Not just the A4 and Q3.
Also, the old Q3 was discontinued way back in early 2020 itself.

LOL, then there's nothing to appreciate! They are clearly struggling.
Ahh yes, the Q3 and A3 were discontinued because they were not BS6 ready, I forgot about that!

[RahulNagaraj]

August 2022 sales numbers of Audi, BMW & Mercedes India

FADA has released the vehicle registration data of luxury cars for August 2022.

Mercedes-Benz has come out on top with 989 units sold, followed by BMW and Jaguar Land Rover, which have sold 828 units and 162 units, respectively.



Luxury carmaker sales for August 2022:

• Mercedes-Benz - 989 units, down from 1,108 units in August 2021
• BMW - 828 units, up from 729 units in August 2021
• Jaguar Land Rover - 162 units, down from 242 units in August 2021
• Volvo - 107 units, down from 142 units in August 2021
• Porsche - 59 units, up from 45 units in August 2021
• Audi - 35 units (CBU), down from 100 units in August 2021
• Lamborghini - 3 units, down from 8 units in August 2021
• Bentley - 1 unit, down from 5 units in August 2021
• Rolls Royce - 1 unit, down from 3 units in August 2021

Team-BHP's detailed analysis of August 2022 sales figures.

Link to Team-BHP news

[UD17]

Thanks for the statistics.

Its commendable how BMW India had kept (& grown) its forte against Mercedes. BMW India keeps on adding some special edition and new launches in India to keep the ball rolling for good. Moreover they had retained the DNA of BMW through out.

I am also eyeing the 2023 X1 if economics makes sense at that point of time.

One question: Do we have numbers for 2 series sales in India?

[BrokenHW]

Audi India sales increase by 6.5% in Q3 2022.

Q3 2022 sales = 1,182
Jan - Sep 2022 sales = 2,947

Source : Rushlane

[RahulNagaraj]

September 2022 sales numbers of Audi, BMW & Mercedes India

FADA has released the vehicle registration data of luxury cars for September 2022.

Mercedes-Benz has come out on top with 1004 units sold, followed by BMW and Jaguar Land Rover, which have sold 852 units and 162 units, respectively.



Luxury carmaker sales for September 2022:

1. Mercedes-Benz - 1004 units, down from 1,168 units in September 2021
2. BMW - 852 units, up from 842 units in September 2021
3. Jaguar Land Rover - 162 units, down from 218 units in September 2021
4. Volvo - 112 units, down from 154 units in September 2021
5. Porsche - 64 units, up from 43 units in September 2021
6. Audi - 18 units (CBU), down from 107 units in September 2021
7. Lamborghini - 7 units, down from 8 units in September 2021
8. Bentley - 3 units, up from 1 unit in September 2021
9. Rolls Royce - 2 units, up from 1 unit in September 2021

Team-BHP's detailed analysis of September 2022 sales figures.

Link to Team-BHP news