El CEO de la empresa en México nos explica cómo Audi se convirtió en la primera marca de gama alta con una planta en el país 
Joanne Perry: San José Chiapa es la primera planta de Audi en México, y en Norteamérica. ¿Cuál es la relevancia de esta planta? Alfons Dintner: Esta planta es básica para la red de producción global de Audi. En primer lugar, está muy cerca de los Estados Unidos, un mercado clave para el Q5 En segundo lugar, esta es nuestra primera planta en el continente, la primera fuera de Europa que pertenece al 100% a Audi, el Q5 se construirá aquí para el mercado global.
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