Audi India Begins Local Assembly of New Q3 SUV

Segment-First Features

The model also features a range of segment-first features and technologies, further enhancing its appeal to modern luxury car buyers, suggesting Audi is positioning the new Q3 to stand out within an increasingly competitive compact luxury SUV segment in India.

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Audi India Begins Local Assembly of New Q3 SUV

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How Customers Can Book the Vehicle

The company informed that customers can book the all-new Audi Q3 through the Audi India website, the myAudi Connect application or at Audi India dealerships, offering multiple accessible channels ahead of the model's formal launch next month.

Significance of the Local Production Milestone

"The start of production of the All-New Audi Q3 is an important milestone for our Group in India. It reflects the strong capabilities of our Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar facility and our commitment to supporting the growth of our brands in the country," said Piyush Arora, Managing Director and CEO of Skoda Auto Volkswagen India.

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A Commitment to Global Standards

"We are proud to produce the latest Audi Q3 in India, with the same high standards of quality, precision and engineering excellence that define Audi globally," he added, emphasising that local assembly is not intended to come at the cost of the brand's established quality benchmarks.

Sales Performance in 2025

Audi India sold around 4,510 units in 2025, as it navigated what it described as evolving market conditions in the luxury automobile segment. The implementation of GST 2.0 helped boost customer confidence in the luxury car market during the year, offering some positive context for the brand's performance amid a broadly shifting regulatory and market environment.

A Recent Price Increase

Audi India increased the prices of its cars by up to 2 per cent starting April 1, 2026. The German luxury carmaker said the price hike will apply across its entire model range in the country. The company said the decision has been taken due to rising input costs and fluctuations in currency rates, which have increased overall expenses for the automaker, providing important pricing context for prospective buyers as the new Q3 heads toward its own official launch in the weeks ahead.