The last Audi TT model officially rolls off the assembly line at the Hungarian factory. From February 18, 1998, to November 10, 2023, we produced a total of 662,762 units by launching three generations of models.
Reportedly, the final Audi TT is a Tourist Trophy special edition model, exclusively available in the Spanish market. Priced at 72,800 euros, it is limited to just 25 units. Featuring the TT’s production and discontinuation dates, the car’s windshield displays a timeline from February 18, 1998, to November 10, 2023.
In the realm of power, the upcoming model will boast a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine generating a maximum power of 245 horsepower. Coupled with a 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox and a four-wheel-drive system, it can achieve a remarkable 0-100km/h acceleration in just 5.1 seconds. Importantly, the designation “TT” signifies “Tourist Trophy,” marking its association with the prestigious “Tourist Grand Prix,” a notable automobile event from the early part of this century.
Having achieved remarkable success in the market as a representative of sports sedans, the Audi TT is adapting to the general trend of electrification. Audi has confirmed the launch of a pure electric version of the new Audi TT, built on the new PPE pure electric platform and adopting a more modern design style. Although the launch date for the new car has not been specified, enthusiasts anticipate its debut no earlier than 2025, with the promise of continuing to provide driving pleasure as a high-performance little steel cannon.
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