Audi TT FV
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Audi TT Coupé (since 2014)
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TT FV / 8S | |
Production period: | since 2014 |
Class : | Sports car |
Body versions : | Station wagon , roadster |
Engines: |
Otto engines : 1.8–2.5 liters (132–294 kW) Diesel engine : 2.0 liters (135 kW) |
Length: | 4177-4201 mm |
Width: | 1832 mm |
Height: | 1343-1355 mm |
Wheelbase : | 2505 mm |
Empty weight : | 1285-1570 kg |
Previous model | Audi TT 8J |
Stars in the Euro NCAP - Crash Test (2015) |
The Audi TT FV / 8S is the third generation of the Audi TT , which has been built as a station wagon and roadster since 2014. In 2018 the vehicle received a facelift.
Model history
On March 3, 2014, the third generation of the Audi TT, the Audi TT FV / 8S, was first presented as the coupé version at the Geneva Motor Show . The interior of the third TT, called the virtual cockpit , was presented in January 2014 at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas . The TT RS was formally presented at Auto China 2016.
Facelift
In summer 2018, Audi presented a facelift (also called product upgrade within the VW Group) of the TT and TTS.
Changes compared to the predecessor
design
The exterior of the vehicle has not changed fundamentally, the rounded roof arch has been retained. Some elements such as the headlights and the wider grille have been made more angular. At the rear, the third brake light was integrated below the retractable rear spoiler over the entire width of the tailgate between the rear lights. The design of the vehicle is based on the first generation in some details. Examples of this are the special tank cap and the exhaust system with two central round tailpipes. The vehicle is based on the modular transverse matrix that the Audi A3 8V also uses. The dimensions of the TT have changed only slightly, in some cases even reduced. Various measures have made it possible to reduce the weight by around 50 kilograms compared to its predecessor. The TT is supplied with xenon headlights as standard ; LED or matrix LED headlights are available for an extra charge . The latter have twelve individual light-emitting diodes that continuously generate the high beam and dim it when there is oncoming traffic. The rear lights are always made using LED technology and for the first time have daytime running lights . In connection with one of the two LED systems, there is also a dynamic indicator, which has an LED light strip in the direction of the turn.
technology
Innovations in the interior primarily affect the infotainment system . There is no longer a classic radio / navigation display in the center console, but a 12.3-inch display instead of the instrument cluster . It enables two different views, the normal layout with rev counter and speedometer or a view with small round instruments and a large area for multimedia settings or the navigation map. The TTS has a third view with a large central tachometer. The system is operated either via the multifunction steering wheel , the new MMI rotary button in the center console or the revised voice control. The latter now also recognizes freely spoken sentences without specific guidelines. The MMI button has an optional touchpad with handwriting recognition. Audi MMI now works with a Tegra 3 processor.
The air conditioning is operated in a space-saving manner in the three central, round ventilation nozzles. With the automatic air conditioning, the various modes and temperatures are shown in small displays on the ventilation nozzles. The TT also has sports seats with integrated headrests or, as an option, S sports seats with pneumatically adjustable seat side bolsters. The trunk of the coupe has been enlarged by 13 liters to 305 liters, and the rear seat backrests can be folded down in parts.
The following special equipment is available for the first time compared to its predecessor:
- Aluminum wheels up to 20 inches
- Comfort key
- LTE internet access
- WiFi hotspot
- audi phone box with external antenna connection for mobile phones
- Bang & Olufsen sound system
New in the TT is the drive-select system, with which various vehicle settings can be influenced, for example between sporty, comfortable and efficient. It affects the throttle response, the steering, the air conditioning, the magnetic-ride suspension, the S tronic and the engine sound. For the first time, the quattro all-wheel drive is also changed by drive select , depending on the driving situation, it is more rear-heavy or even switched off temporarily, i.e. only with front-wheel drive. Further technical innovations in the TT are the electromechanical parking brake and the two-stage switchable ESC . The now electromechanical power steering allows the integration of previously impossible assistance systems such as the park steering assistant and the active lane departure warning system . There is also traffic sign recognition and a blind spot assistant .
Audi MMI menu
Engines and powertrain
A two-liter diesel engine (2.0 TDI) with a maximum output of 135 kW (184 PS) and two two-liter gasoline engines (2.0 TFSI) with a maximum output of 169 kW (230 PS) or in the TTS with one maximum output of 228 kW (310 hp). The quattro all-wheel drive was available as an option for the model with the two-liter petrol engine with an output level of 169 kW (230 hp) and the two-liter diesel engine with 135 kW (184 hp); it was standard on the TTS with 228 kW (310 hp). A TT RS with a turbo-charged inline five-cylinder petrol engine, a maximum output of 294 kW and standard all-wheel drive was available from 2016 .
Since the facelift, the gasoline engine model with a displacement of two liters and turbocharging in three engine levels has been available: the 40 TFSI with a maximum output of 145 kW, the 45 TFSI with a maximum output of 180 kW and the TTS with a maximum output of 225 kW . The TT RS has a five-cylinder engine with a displacement of 2.5 l and a maximum output of 294 kW. The lowest-performing stage (40 TFSI) can only be ordered with front-wheel drive, the middle stage (45 TFSI) also has front-wheel drive as standard. All-wheel drive can be ordered for a surcharge for the middle level and is standard on the two highest engine levels.
Technical specifications
Technical data up to the facelift 2018
1.8 TFSI | 2.0 TFSI | 2.0 TFSI (TTS) | 2.5 TFSI (TT RS) | 2.0 TDI ultra | |
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Order period | 07 / 2015–06 / 2018 | 07 / 2014-06 / 2018 | 10 / 2014-06 / 2018 | 11/2016–06/2018 | 07 / 2014-06 / 2018 |
Motor series | VW EA888 | VW EA855 evo | VW EA288 | ||
Engine code | CJSA | CHHC | CJXG | DAZA | CUNA |
Motor type | Gasoline engine | Diesel engine | |||
Engine type | Row design | ||||
Engine charging | turbocharger | ||||
Mixture preparation | Direct injection | Common rail injection | |||
Cylinders / valves | 4/16 | 5/20 | 4/16 | ||
Displacement | 1798 cc | 1984 cc | 2480 cc | 1968 cc | |
Max. Power at min −1 | 132 kW (180 PS) / 5100-6200 | 169 kW (230 PS) / 4500–6200 | 228 kW (310 hp) / 5800-6200 | 294 kW (400 hp) / 5850–7000 | 135 kW (184 PS) / 3500-4000 |
Max. Torque at min -1 | 250 Nm / 1250-5000 | 370 Nm / 1600-4300 | 380 Nm / 1800-5700 | 480 Nm / 1700-5850 | 380 Nm / 1750-3250 |
Drive type, standard | Front wheel drive | all wheel drive | Front wheel drive | ||
Drive type, optional | - | all wheel drive | - | all wheel drive | |
Transmission type, standard | 6-speed manual transmission | 7-speed S tronic | 6-speed manual transmission | ||
Transmission type, optional | 7-speed S tronic | 6-speed S tronic | - | 6-speed S tronic | |
Empty weight | 1285-1395 kg | 1305-1500 kg | 1440-1545 kg | 1515-1605 kg | 1340-1435 kg |
Max. Payload | 320-400 kg | 245-325 kg | 320-400 kg | ||
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h | |||||
coupe | 6.9-7.0 s | 5.3-6.0 s | 4.6-4.9 s | 3.7 s | 6.7-7.1 s |
Roadster | 7.2-7.3 s | 5.6-6.2 s | 4.9-5.2 s | 3.9 s | 7.0-7.3 s |
Top speed | |||||
coupe | 241 km / h | 250 km / h (1) | 250 km / h (1) (2) | 234–241 km / h | |
Roadster | 237 km / h | 250 km / h (1) | 250 km / h (1) (2) | 230-237 km / h | |
Fuel consumption over 100 km, combined | |||||
coupe | 5.7–6.0 l super | 5.9–6.6 l super | 6.7–7.3 l super | 8.2 l super | 4.6-5.4 l diesel |
Roadster | 5.8–6.1 l super | 6.0–6.7 l super | 6.9–7.5 l super | 8.5 l super | 4.7-5.6 l diesel |
CO 2 emissions | |||||
coupe | 129-138 g / km | 137-153 g / km | 155-168 g / km | 187 g / km | 122-142 g / km |
Roadster | 132-142 g / km | 140-158 g / km | 159-173 g / km | 194 g / km | 126-147 g / km |
Emission standard | Euro 6 |
Technical data from the facelift 2018
40 TFSI | 45 TFSI | TTS | TT RS | |
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Order period | since 12/2018 | since 02/2019 | ||
Motor series | VW EA888 | VW EA855 evo | ||
Engine code | DKZ | DKT | DNU | DNWA |
Motor type | Gasoline engine | |||
Engine type | Row design | |||
Engine charging | turbocharger | |||
Mixture preparation | Direct injection | |||
Cylinders / valves | 4/16 | 5/20 | ||
Displacement | 1984 cc | 2480 cc | ||
Max. Power at min −1 | 145 kW (197 hp) / 4400-6000 | 180 kW (245 PS) / 5000-6700 | 225 kW (306 hp) / 5400-6500 | 294 kW (400 hp) / 5400-6500 |
Max. Torque at min -1 | 320 Nm / 1500-4300 | 370 Nm / 1600-4300 | 400 Nm / 2000-5300 | 480 Nm / 1700-5850 |
Transmission type, standard | 7-speed S tronic | 6-speed manual transmission | 7-speed S tronic | |
Transmission type, optional | - | 7-speed S tronic | - | |
Drive type, standard | Front wheel drive | all wheel drive | ||
Drive type, optional | - | all wheel drive | - | |
Empty weight | 1345-1435 kg | 1325-1530 kg | 1480-1570 kg | |
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h | ||||
coupe | 6.6 s | 5.2-5.9 s | 4.5 s | 3.7 s |
Roadster | 6.9 s | 5.5-6.1 s | 4.8 s | 3.9 s |
Top speed | ||||
coupe | 250 km / h (1) | 250 km / h (1) (2) | ||
Roadster | 247 km / h | 250 km / h (1) | 250 km / h (1) (2) | |
Fuel consumption over 100 km, combined | ||||
coupe | 6.0–6.1 l super | 6.4–7.0 l super | 7.1 l super | 7.9–8.0 l super |
Roadster | 6.3 l super | 6.6–7.3 l super | 7.2 l super | 8.0-8.1 l super |
CO 2 emissions | ||||
coupe | 137-138 g / km | 147-161 g / km | 161 g / km | 181 g / km |
Roadster | 143-145 g / km | 151-166 g / km | 165 g / km | 182-183 g / km |
Exhaust aftertreatment, PM | Otto particle filter | |||
Emission standard | Euro 6d-TEMP-Evap | Euro 6d-TEMP |
Production site
The current Audi TT of the FV / 8S generation is completely manufactured in the Hungarian Audi plant in Győr .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Euro NCAP (2015): Audi TT
- ↑ a b c Katrin Pudenz: Automobiles + Motoren | The Audi TT with a new virtual cockpit | springerprofessional.de. In: springerprofessional.de. March 4, 2014, accessed May 17, 2018 .
- ↑ CES 2014: With the "Virtual Cockpit", Audi is showing a new, fully digital instrument cluster - automotive technology. In: automotive-technology.de. January 7, 2014, accessed May 17, 2018 .
- ↑ Stefan Wagner: Phew, that's fast. Audi shows the new TT RS and TT RS Roadster. In: de.motor1.com. April 25, 2016. Retrieved October 13, 2018 .
- ↑ Andreas Of, Thomas Hellmanzik: Audi TT (2018) Facelift and special model: TTS in the driving report - auto motor und sport. In: auto-motor-und-sport.de. July 18, 2018, accessed July 20, 2018 .