Audi TTs sport car information :

Audi TTs sport car:

   On 3 March 2014, the third generation of the Audi TT was first introduced as a coupe at the Geneva Motor Show. At launch in the fall there will be a 2.0 TDI with 135 kW (184 hp) and two 2.0 TFSI engine with 169 kW (230 hp) and in the TTS with 228 kW (310 hp). The diesel engine is the first time also available with front-wheel drive, four-wheel drive quattro is available for the two weaker engines as an option. The design of the vehicle is based in some detail in the first generation. Examples of this are the special fuel filler caps and exhaust system with two central tailpipes. The virtual cockpit interior of said third TT was introduced in January 2014, on the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

The exterior of the vehicle has not fundamentally changed, the round roof curvature remained. Some items such as the headlamps and the broader grille were created edged. At the rear, the third brake light below the extendable rear spoiler over the entire width of the rear hatch between the rear lights has been integrated. The vehicle is based on the modular transverse matrix, which also uses the Audi A3 8V. The dimensions of the TT have changed only slightly, sometimes even reduced. The weight was reduced by about 50 kilograms compared to its predecessor by various measures. As standard, the TT comes with xenon headlights, there is an additional charge LED headlamps or matrix LED headlights. The latter have twelve individual LEDs that produce the high beam continuously and hide oncoming traffic. The rear lights are always executed in LED technology and have a first time Running Light. There is also in conjunction with one of the two LED systems a dynamic beacon, which "wipes" in turning direction.

Innovations in interior mainly concern the infotainment system. So there is no classical radio / navigation display in the center console anymore, but a 12.3-inch display is instead the instrument cluster. It allows two different views, the normal layout, with tachometer and speedometer or a view with small round dials and a large area for multimedia settings or the navigation map. When TTS, there is a third view with a large central rev counter. The system is operated either via the multifunction steering wheel, on the new MMI knob on the center console or the revised voice control. The latter now detects freely spoken sentences without concrete specifications. Optionally, the MMI knob on a touchpad with handwriting recognition. Audi MMI now with Tegra 3 processor.

Below mentioned optional equipment is available for the first time in comparison to its predecessor.

Engine car specification:

		Gasoline
	Types engines	2.0tfsi
Performance / Consumption	Combined (L/100Km)	7.1
	Urban (L/100Km)	9.2
	Highway (L/100Km)	5.9
	KW (PS)	228 Kw (310ps)
	CO2 emission (g/km)	164
	Top speed (Km)	250
	0 to 100 Km/h	4.9s
Dimension car	Length	4191 mm
	Width with retro	1832 mm
	Height	1343 mm
	Volume mini safe / max	305 L/712 L
	Number of seats	4
Engine Specifications	Engine	4 culinders
	Power	228 Kw (310ps)
	Couple	380Nm
	Fuel	Gasoline
	Gearboxes, Nb ratios	Quattro, 6