The Last Act of Audi TT: The Legendary Model Has Been Discontinued

Audi ended the production of the TT model, which was introduced in 1995 and had a place in the hearts of car lovers. After 26 years of adventure, the last Audi TT left the Györ factory in Hungary. Audi celebrated this special moment with a magnificent ceremony.

Audi TT, 662 Thousand Units Produced

Audi TT entered the production line for the first time on February 18, 1998. Since then, 662 thousand 762 TTs have been produced. The latest members of the TT came from the TTS Coupe family. These models are equipped with a 2.0-liter gasoline engine and Quattro all-wheel drive system.

Audi TT Says Goodbye to Its Final Version

Before saying goodbye to the TT model, Audi launched the "final" version. This version was the most powerful and best-equipped version of the TT. The TT finale was the last salute of the TT, which has survived for almost a quarter of a century in a market dominated by SUV and crossover models.

Audi TT May Come Back Electrically

Although the Audi TT left us with its internal combustion engine version, with the rise of electric cars, we may see an electric version of the TT. Although Audi has not yet made a clear statement on this issue, it stated that it is hopeful for the electric future of TT.

Audi TT became a model that left a mark in the automotive industry. The discontinuation of the TT was an emotional moment for both Audi and car lovers. TT's legend looks set to last for years to come.