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</p><p>&nbsp; Audi will launch the petrol versions of all its existing models in India by 2017. The decision comes when the Supreme court kicks out the ban on diesel cars with an engine capacity of 2000cc or more in Delhi-NCR. Due to this the manufacturers in India are working to fulfill the market demand and compensate their losses affected by the NGT ban.</p><p>&nbsp; This ban literally proved cruel for Audi as it affected its sales by loss of Rs. 760 crore. Speaking to Joe King, Head of Audi India, "This year has been a very difficult one as customers are confused due to the issues such as ban of diesel in Delhi-NCR and different excise duties imposed on those vehicles. They had postponed the purchase. It has been a real challenge changing our business strategy overnight from a predominantly diesel to petrol due to an out of blue decision by the NGT and the Supreme Court." He added that the demand of the petrol vehicles are increasing India so Audi India will have both petrol and diesel options by the first quarter of the next year. Also the sales losses could be around 1500-2000 cars by the end of the year.</p><p>&nbsp; Audi India is set to launch the all new A4 by next month in the petrol guise. It's a turbocharged 1.4 litre TFSI engine that produces power of almost 150 BHP. According to Mr Joe the petrol version of Q7 and A6 will roll on the Indian roads very soon.</p><p></p>