Audi will be releasing a TT Final Edition in Great Britain, which is considered the key market for both the coupe and the convertible. The TT will leave the United States after its current model year.
In its goodbye-saying edition, the TT will wear a full black pack including darkened badges, side mirror caps, spoiler and exhaust tips. 20-inch wheels with red brake calipers will provide a bit of contrast. For the exterior finish, the buyers will be able to choose between red, grey and white.
Inside, there is an abundance of leather (including on the center console and the door grips), Alcantara on the steering wheel and red décor all around.
Prices will begin at £41,910 for the entry spec and go as high as £56,435 for the TT S Roadster before any options. All cars make use of the same 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine obtainable in variants from 197 to 320 horsepower.
UK accounted for more than 33% of all Audi TT sales in 2022, but it meant only 2,672 units in absolute numbers. In the USA, year-over-year sales plummeted by nearly 50% to just 516 units.
It is unknown when the final TT example will roll off the belt. Four years ago, we heard that Audi executives were thinking about turning the model into an EV rather than getting rid of it altogether. There is no way to say whether it will be the case in the future.
