Audi TTS Coupe

The cabin of the Audi TTS Coupe oozes fine quality levels, with some level of modernity to it. However, there’s no escaping from the fact that the TTS Coupe’s cabin has started to show its age, and the lack of many modern-day features further shows its age.

The Audi TTS Coupe comes with fine-looking Super Sports seats in Nappa leather with S badging, which along with the TTS sport contour leather multi-function steering wheel, makes the cabin look sporty. Adding more sportiness to the cabin are the contrasting Tango Red highlights and stitching.

The cabin of the Audi TTS Coupe isn’t old-school, as is evident by the presence of the 12.3-inch full-TFT virtual cockpit instrument console, which today has become a standard norm in the top-spec variants of all the Audi models. The car also comes with MMI touch-sensitive control panel, automatic climate control with integrated displays, a wireless charger, LED ambient lighting, and powered seats.

The Audi TTS Coupe might be a slightly old design by Audi’s modern standards. However, despite that fact, the TTS Coupe looks inviting and attention-grabbing, thanks to its two-door look and rounded roofline, which are rare to find in cars of its size. In this latest iteration, Audi has managed to make it look sharp with a few creases all around.

The front profile of the Audi TTS Coupe has a hexagonal grille with dark chrome honeycomb inserts, which stretches down to the lower edge of the front bumper. The headlamps on either side of the upper edges of the grille look angular and feature dual L-shaped daytime running LEDs along with LED projectors. Like the other modern sporty Audis, the TTS Coupe also gets a satin silver finish for the air curtains on the corners of the front bumper.

The side profile of the Audi TTS Coupe is where it starts getting more distinctiveness, with it having the iconic two-door look and rounded roofline. This design allows the Audi TTS Coupe to have muscular haunches over the front and rear fenders, which have rounded wheel arches over the 18-inch alloy wheel-equipped tyres. Like the air curtains on the front bumper, the rearview mirrors and side skirts also come with a satin silver finish.

The rear profile of the Audi TTS Coupe carries forward the sleek and sharp appearance of the front with its angular tail lamps, which come with modern LED inserts. These angular tail lamps are placed on the edges of a muscular-looking boot lid, while the TTS Coupe also has a sporty gloss black diffuser with rounded exhaust ports on either side.

Equipped with low-profile sports tyres over 18-inch alloy wheels, the Audi TTS Coupe comes with Macpherson struts at the front and a 4-link axle at the rear, which are tuned in a sportier manner allowing the TTS Coupe to offer a fine driving experience. The Quattro four-wheel drive system works its magic too, ensuring maximum levels of traction even at higher speeds.

The Audi TTS Coupe comes standard with a high-performance 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine, which is mated to a 7-speed S-tronic automatic transmission. The engine claims to produce a maximum power output of 320 bhp and a peak torque output of 400 Nm while enabling the car to cover the 0-100 kmph sprint in 4.5 seconds. The top speed of the TTS Coupe is electronically restricted at 250 kmph.

The Audi TTS Coupe is decently equipped with safety features like six airbags, ABS with EBD, all-wheel disc brakes, front and rear parking sensors, reverse camera, electronic stability control, traction control, hill start assist and more.

Considering that the Audi TTS Coupe is on the verge of discontinuation, the currently-available iteration of this two-door sports coupe is the last chance for driving enthusiasts to own one, who can experience the exotic design and driving experience of the Audi TT brand at its finest.