So what is the TT doing in India. Well, it is part of a global testing program. Testing car in new terrains helps car manufacturer gather technical data. So even if a car is not going to launched in a particular market, the car maker will still go ahead and test the same in that market.
As far as India is concerned, it is one of the very few countries in the world where you would find the worst and the best roads, cold and hot climate, open highways and traffic jam. All this making India a prime location to test new cars. The TT will be launched in India, but surely after it has been launched in Europe and the US. Expect India launch to take place later this year or by early 2015.
Newness on board 2015 Audi TT comes in the form of a refreshed design and styling with its front end sporting well defined LED headlamps. Built on the VW MQB platform and weighing significantly less than its predecessor, 2015 Audi TT could come in with both petrol and diesel engine options. The diesel variant will receive a 184 PS 2.0 TDI engine capable of acceleration from 0 to 100 kmph in 7.2 seconds and hitting a top speed of 235 kmph. Its petrol counterpart will be a 2.0 liter TFSI engine in two states of tunes offering 230 PS /70 Nm and 310 PS/380 Nm while being mated to 6 speed manual and 6 speed S Tronic DSG while AWD is optional.
2015 Audi TT measures 4180mm in length, width will be at 1,832mm down by 8mm, while height is the same at 1,353mm. Boot space is increased by 13 liters to stand at 305 liters. 2015 Audi TT gets refreshed interiors. 12.3 inch fully digital Nvidia Tegra 30 GPU powers the instrumentation cluster, while AC vents are inspired by Jet turbine engines. Bang & Olufsen 12 speakers, 14 channel amplifier and 2 door mounted woofers ensure rich sounds in its interiors while a new multifunction flat steering wheel also draws instant appeal.
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