Audi AG CEO Rupert Stadler said the German car maker sees no major impact from the global economic slowdown in the second quarter and he is optimistic about reaching the company’s long-term target of selling 1.5 million cars world-wide in 2015.
Rupert Stadler said to Wall Street Journal: “Audi expects to double sales in U.S. market to 200,000 vehicles in 2015”.
The CEO said Audi is well on track to achieve its 13th consecutive annual sales record after selling 964,000 cars in 2007, which makes it the world’s third-best-selling premium auto maker behind BMW and Mercedes.