With features like Audi's Matrix LED lighting system, large air ducts, trapezoidal grille, revised bumpers and LED tail-lamps, the third-generation TT looks more aggressive than before. That said, the silhouette remains similar to the old model. Talking about dimensions, the car's wheelbase and length have been increased a little, though the width is reduced and height is unchanged. Increase in wheelbase ensures slightly more spacious cabin for occupants.
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What's most interesting thing about the new TT is its all new cabin. Since there is no instrument cluster, all the information is displayed on a virtual cockpit. Other add-ons are new multifunction flat steering and Bang & Olufsen music player with 12 speakers, 2 woofers and 14 channel amplifier.
Powering the coupe is a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol mill that, paired to a 6-speed dual clutch automatic transmission, churns out 227bhp along with 370Nm of peak torque. This engine helps the vehicle to touch the 100kmph from standstill in mere 5.3 seconds, while attaining an electrically limited top-speed of 250km/h.
Key Features
- 18 inch, 5-spoke alloy wheels
- LED head-lamps
- Audi Virtual Cockpit
- Cruise Control with Speed Limiter Function
- Audi Drive Select
- Audi hold assist
- Multi-function steering wheel with Gear Shift Paddles
- Electrically adjustable front sports seats
- Interior mirror with anti-glare function
- Milano Leather Upholstery
- Alumnium inlays
- Outsider rear view mirrors with electrically adjustable, foldable, heated with anti glare function
- Audi sound system with Bluetooth connectivity, 2 SD card readers
