Audi has revealed the updated version of the third generation TT, which comes with a refreshed look and a reduced engine selection.All of the power units now on offer are only petrol, with the standard TT fitted with a 2.0-litre engine producing either a 194bhp or 241bhp – badged as 40 and 45 – and the TT S coming with a 301bhp version.
The TT S is fitted with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission with quattro all-wheel drive, while the 241bhp TT can be fitted with that setup or a six-speed manual and front-wheel drive. The 194bhp model is only available with front-wheel drive, but can be fitted with either transmission.
The overall design has been tweaked slightly for a rejuvenated look, with Audi fitting a three-dimensional grille, larger side inlets and offering new alloy and colour options.
Alterations have also been made to the S line and Black Edition models, as both trims now come with a full-length splitter mounted to the front, a remodelled diffuser and added aero elements. The Black Edition can also come with a fixed rear spoiler instead of the speed-activated option.
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The Virtual Cockpit display now also includes an optional sport screen to show g-forces and torque alongside other performance figures, as well as the standard media and instrument dial screen options.
Audi is also building 999 ‘TT 20 years’ special edition models that come with brown nappa leather upholstery, stainless steel tailpipes, OLED rear lights and a choice of two grey paint jobs.
UK order books open in the autumn, with deliveries beginning later on in 2018.
