Audi Q3 Gets A New Variant for Rs 38.40 Lakh

German luxury carmaker Audi today launched the Audi Q3 Dynamic with Audi drive select in the Indian market for Rs 38,40,000 (ex-showroom, Mumbai).
The Audi Q3 is the largest selling luxury SUV in India and this new addition will further strengthen the brand's dominance in the luxury SUV segment, the company said in a statement.
Commenting on the new launch, Joe King, Head, Audi India said, "With this new top of the line Audi Q3, we are further enhancing the appeal of one of the most successful SUVs in the Indian market. We are convinced that the Audi Q3 Dynamic will be a similar runaway success as the Audi Q3 in 2012 and will play a key role in our growth this year."
The Audi Q3 Dynamic is available for sale across all dealerships in India, the company added.
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