TT Roadster Saving You Fuel
Exceptional performance and economy
The new Audi TT Coupé and Roadster 2.0 TDI quattro models are the world's first diesel powered sports cars. And the Coupé returns a staggering 53.3 mpg with a CO2 emissions output of just 139 g/km - making this TDI TT an attractive proposition for both business and pleasure.
But the new engine is not just about low emissions and impressive fuel economy. Any engine fitted to Audi has to offer exceptional performance, and the four-cylinder turbo unit certainly delivers. It powers the Coupé to 62mph in 7.5 seconds and can reach, speed limits permitting, a top speed of 140mph.
Sleek design for greater efficiency
Aerodynamic performance is critical for reducing fuel consumption and raising efficiency. Audi prototypes spend over 1,000 hours in a wind tunnel with improvements being made so drag can be reduced. Less air resistance also means improved handling, lower CO2 emissions and even improved safety. Improvements such as door mirrors which are aerodynamically shaped so rain is directed away from the side windows for better all-round visibility is another notable product of this extensive development process.
After rigorously testing and fine tuning the Audi TT Coupé, it achieved a remarkably low drag co-efficient of just 0.30.
Smooth gear changes, lower fuel consumption
The revolutionary S tronic transmission combines the responsiveness of a manual gearbox with the convenience of an automatic. Thanks to innovative dual-clutch technology, S tronic can make a gear change in just 0.2 of a second, with no interruption to the power flow, allowing you to benefit as fully as possible from the engine's output at all times, resulting in better fuel efficiency and lower CO2 emissions.
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