Audi Expands 2020-MY Fleet Incentives
Audi of America is increasing fleet incentives across its lineup and has introduced an incentive for its E-tron battery-electric crossover and Q8 flagship SUV, according to the company.
Audi has updated its 2020-MY fleet incentives and added an incentive for its E-tron EV.
Photo courtesy of Audi.
Audi of America is increasing 2020-model-year fleet incentives across its lineup and has introduced an incentive for its E-tron battery-electric crossover and Q8 flagship SUV, according to the company.
Audi will offer six car incentives, including $4,000 for the A3 sedan; $5,000 for the A4 sedan; $3,000 for the A5 Coupe and Sportback; $5,000 for the A6 sedan; $3,000 for the A7 sedan; and $6,000 for the A8 sedan.
The four crossover incentives include $2,000 for the Q3; $4,000 for the Q5; $5,000 for the second-generation Q7; and $4,000 for the Q8.
Audi will offer $4,000 for its E-tron.
Audi is also offering incentives for its S models, except for the A8. That includes the S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, and SQ5. Fleet incentives won't be offered on the R8, RS 7, RS5, or TT.
The incentives are now all public facing with Audi deciding to no longer offer a top tier, said Mark Riemer, commercial accounts manager of Audi of America.
"The incentives are now public with Audi no longer deciding to offer a top tier," Riemer said. "In an effort to benefit fleets of all sizes, there is no longer a minimum volume to reach in order to have access to our higher level of incentives."
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