Audi India's Joe King feels Audi Prologue Concept car has a large radiator grille that has been widened much more.

At the end of the decade, Porsche will be introducing its 600hp, all-electric, four-seat sports car.

King, who is originally Australian and who joined Audi India in 2013, had to drop his lessons owing to his busy schedule.

Shetty was seated next to Audi India's head Joe King and the two were deep in conversation and also shared private jokes.

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Kohli, picked up the car in the north Indian city with Joe King, Audi India Head at Mohali, handing over the keys.

Audi India Head Joe King said the model is an extremely attractive proposition for customers desiring sportiness with practicality.

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Audi, which struggled to maintain its lead over Mercedes-Benz in 2014 and FY15, is confident of extending its market leadership in 2015.

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"India’s growing affluent class is responsible for increasing sales and the yet-to-be-launched A3 would be a game changer for the company."

It’s been six weeks that I have been in India and trying to understand the Indian vagaries of the domestic market.

"I have noticed that the people are very optimistic and carry a very high aspiration to drive and feel luxury products," says Joe King.