Audi TT generations
The Audi TT is a sports car manufactured by Audi AG (Germany). It has been produced since 1998 in coupe and roadster bodies, which can be both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive. The letters “TT” in the name stand for the Tourist Trophy annual race held on the Isle of Man (UK). This model is the first to be subjected to seamless laser welding of an aluminum body. Therefore, the aerodynamics of the first TTs was one of the best in the class. Thanks to powerful engines and eye-catching appearance, the Audi TT cars successfully continue the traditions of their legendary ancestor. A longer wheelbase makes the interior easily suitable for four passengers.
Years of manufacture TT
Generations TT
6 generations
Body
3 generation, restyling
(07.2018 - now)
(07.2018 - now)
3 generation, restyling
07.2018 – now
Roadster (FV9)
FV9
Roadster
2 generation, restyling
(05.2010 - 09.2014)
(05.2010 - 09.2014)
2 generation, restyling
05.2010 – 09.2014
Coupe (8J3)
8J3
Coupe
2 generation, restyling
(01.2010 - 12.2014)
(01.2010 - 12.2014)
2 generation, restyling
01.2010 – 12.2014
Roadster (8J9)
8J9
Roadster
1 generation, restyling
(09.2003 - 06.2006)
(09.2003 - 06.2006)
1 generation, restyling
09.2003 – 06.2006
Cabrio (8N9)
8N9
Cabrio
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