In late 2020, Audi unveiled a new version of its acclaimed compact roadster, the TTS.

Twenty years after the original Audi TT came on the market, and the compact roadster still looks fresh and strong. In 2018, Audi introduced the stronger and faster than before TTS convertible. The exterior has been changed discreetly and brought a new three-dimensional Singleframe radiator grille design with the TTS logo on it, and larger side air inlets.

In 2018, Audi introduced a facelift for its third generation of the TT range, including the coupe and the roadster versions. The improvements went on more areas, and some minor changes were made for the exterior.

The third generation of the Audi TT was introduced in 2014 at the Geneva Motor Show. It was developed on the MQB platform used by many other cars in the Volkswagen group.

The third generation of the Audi TT was introduced in 2014 at the Geneva Motor Show. It was developed on the MQB platform used by many other cars in the Volkswagen group.

Audi TT has gone a long way since the first generation came out and, in 2008, there was the TTS Roadster that gathered the attention to it. And there were a lot of reasons why.

The second generation of the Audi TT was unveiled in 2006. One year later, the TT Roadster was shown to the public. It was an instant hit.

The 1999 Audi TT Roadster was the first roadster built by the Audi brand. It was based on a new platform, with new engines and a new approach. And it was a success.