New Audi TT 2019: Facelifted Coupe and Roadster Revealed

Audi revealed an updated version of its third-generation TT. Revealed on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the iconic sports car, the new model features a subtle redesign and more powerful engines, while a limited edition special edition joins the lineup.

Available as both a Coupé and Roadster at launch, the TT gets a new three-dimensional radiator grille and new air intakes at the front. The Matrix LEDs are now available, while the OLED LEDs appear for the first time in the list of options. New models of alloy wheels, with three new colors: Turbo Blue, Pulse Orange and Cosmos Blue.

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The new TT inherits the new nomenclature based on the power of Audi to distinguish the three variants. the base car badged 40 TFSI uses a 2.0-liter 194bhp, while a 245-liter 2.0-liter is found in the 45 TFSI.

The TT S gets a 2.0-liter turbo gasoline engine even more powerful, but due to a new particle the power of the filter has been reduced from 306bhp to 302bhp. An additional torque of 20 Nm sees the 0-62 mph sprint cut by one-tenth of a second (now 4.5 seconds), however. The TT S is only available with the S tronic dual clutch and quattro Audi transmission. Audi has focused the TT diesel engine.

When the current car was launched in 2014, the TT was the first car to equip the Audi Virtual Cockpit dials; For 2019, buyers will be able to speculate on an optional Sport Display, which provides RS engine, torque and force information G directly in front of the driver. The system is standard on the TT S.

The specifications of the UK have not been confirmed, but the revised TT should pbad through the sport and S trim structure of the outgoing model. Audi says all cars will be equipped with the Drive Select dynamic driving system, as well as automatic lights and wipers, heated mirrors and a multifunction steering wheel. Illuminated USB ports and Bluetooth will also be present, while options include a Bang & Olufsen 12-speaker stereo.

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A new TT S Black Edition will be placed at the top of the 2019 range LED lights, special decals and fixed rear spoiler. This version also gets shiny black wheels of 20 inches and different leather packs inside.

In addition to small changes to the entire range, Audi will also be offering a limited edition TT 20 Years anniversary model to mark the launch of the original TT in 1998. Limited to 999 cars, he gets a selection of unique details including Moccasin Brown leather, bespoke badges and a choice of two gray paint options. Prices for the rest of the range have not been announced, but Audi has given an estimate of £ 45,000 for the flagship TT S Coupe. . This represents a premium of around £ 2,500 over the outgoing car, which should suggest a 5% increase elsewhere in the range – with the 40 TFSI Sport base expected to cost just over £ 30,000 [19659011] do you like the look of the new Audi TT facelifted? Let us know in the comments section below …