Audi ends an era as the last Audi TT rolls off the production line

German Automaker Audi introduced the Audi TT sports coupe back in 1998. In the over 25-year span, the company has sold over 6,62,762 units globally. The company has now officially ended the production of the model, with the last unit rolling off the production line at the brand’s Gyor plant in Hungary. The company had announced the end of production of the TT in February 2023 and we still do not know that the nameplate will be brought back in the future.
The Audi TT was first showcased in concept form at the 1995 Tokyo Motor Show and the company has come out with three generations. The final edition is called TT Roadster Final Edition which is a convertible and will be limited to just 50 units. It will only be sold in the United States.

Recently, the company announced the launch of Audi TT Roadster Final Edition. The car gets a Goodwood Green pearl effect exterior paint job, with an S-line exterior package. It also gets matte grey paint finishing on the bumper trim and side trim elements. The convertible top is finished in grey and S-line badging is on the rear fender. The car also gets adaptive dampers and forged 20-inch alloy wheels.

Moving inside, the TT Roadster final edition features Palomino Brown leather and it gets the baseball stitch on the seats, steering wheel, gear lever, door armrests, and centre console. It also gets S sport seats with neck-level heating function and built-in seatbelt microphones for Bluetooth and voice recognition.

Talking about the powertrain, the TT is powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine which puts out 315bhp of power. The engine comes paired with a 7-speed DSG gearbox and it also gets a Quattro AWD system.