Audi , the biggest seller of luxury cars in China , has announced an increase in customers visiting showrooms in the region for August , igniting hope that this could be a sign of growth . However , it is still cautious since this 0.6 % increase could just be due to a series of discounts and other incentives it introduced to entice back China 's consumers . Audi 's CEO , mark brown , remains convinced the country 's growing middle class will make sure the car market will continue to grow in the long - term , despite the recent slowdown in the economy .
Audi, the biggest seller of luxury cars in China, has announced an increase in customers visiting showrooms in the region for August, igniting hope that this could be a sign of recovery. However, it is still cautious since this 0.6% increase could just be due to a series of discounts and other incentives it introduced to entice back China's consumers. Audi's CEO, Rupert Stadler, remains convinced the country's growing middle class will make sure the car market will continue to grow in the long-term, despite the recent slowdown in the economy.