Unsurprisingly, Audi has already achieved that target in America. Demand for SUVs and crossovers is showing no signs of slowing down. It’s why Ford is practically pulling out of the passenger car market altogether . This trend hasn’t gone unnoticed by Audi. In its sales report for May, the automaker predicts that SUVs will make up half of its worldwide sales by 2025. That may sound like a bold claim, but since the start of 2018 Audi has already sold approximately 287,500 models from its Q crossover and SUV lineup. In North America, Audi has already achieved that target too, as 51 percent of its sales stateside are SUVs. In Europe, SUVs make up 33 percent of Audi’s sales, while 34 percent of sales in China are SUVs. Currently, Audi’s most popular SUV is the all-new Q5, which was delivered to 24,700 customers in May alone. Since the start of 2018, 125,750 examples have been sold around the world. Audi’s confidence in the SUV segment is abundantly obvious when you look at its future line...