Audi is presenting the new TT and TTS Roadster at the Paris Motor Show.
Audi says the compact two-seater sets new standards in design, drive, and suspension. A particular highlight in the third TT generation is the Audi virtual cockpit. For the first time, the digital instrument cluster provides all information within the driver’s field of vision.
“The concept of designing a compact roadster following clear geometrical rules formed the original idea for the Audi TT in autumn 1994,” says Prof. Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg, Board Member for Technical Development at AUDI AG: “From the first generation on, it has been a sports car for the senses – a driving machine with an authentic design. With the new TT Roadster, we have developed this concept in a consistent manner and further improved the technical experience in the car with innovations such as the Audi virtual cockpit.”
Irish equipment and pricing for the new TT Roadster and TTS Roadster will be announced shortly with first customer deliveries in quarter 1 2015.
It's been a good year so far for Audi Ireland with more than 4,000 registered vehicles for the year-to-date. This is the first time Audi has achieved this milestone since 2008.
Christian Gussen, managing director, Audi Ireland commented; “We are confident that this upward trend will continue into next year with further sales growth in a larger volume 2015 car market... With the imminent launch of four new Audi models - the much anticipated all-new TT launching in October, the new A6 and A7 in November and the all-new Audi A3 e-tron, Audi’s first Plug-In Hybrid – we believe we are well positioned to increase the number of people choosing to drive an Audi in Ireland and remain Ireland’s number one premium car marque.”
