Audi TT MK1 - Concept car Roadster
The prototype that had to be presented before the Coupe
Tokyo Motor Show October 1995
Although the Coupe concept car had made an impression in Frankfurt, the Roadster remained essential in the genesis of the TT. First conceived by Freeman Thomas and his team, it reflected Audi’s initial desire to offer a compact convertible, with a pure and innovative design. However, the strategic choices of the Volkswagen Group shifted the focus to the Coupe, relegating the Roadster to a delayed presentation at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 1995.
Although his style remained generally faithful to the initial concept and the future production version, several adjustments were necessary. The retractable roof mechanism imposed structural modifications, while the front wings and some bodywork elements were redesigned to meet technical and regulatory constraints.
Photo gallery
3/4 front view
3/4 back view
Side view
Front view
Interior
Board
Counterdoor
Reinforcement between seats
Front wing
Mirror
Cover cover
TTs badge
All models of Audi TT MK1
Production models
- Coupe 150 hp
- Coupe 163 hp
- Coupe 180 hp
- Coupe 180 hp tiptronic
- Coupe 180 hp quattro (5r)
- Coupe 180 hp quattro
- Coupe 190 hp
- Coupe 190 hp tiptronic
- Coupe 190 hp quattro
- Coupe 225 hp
- Coupe 240 hp
- Coupe 250 hp DSG
- Coupe 250 hp
- Roadster 150 hp
- Roadster 163 hp
- Roadster 180 hp
- Roadster 180 hp tiptronic
- Roadster 180 hp quattro
- Roadster 190 hp
- Roadster 190 hp tiptronic
- Roadster 190 hp quattro
- Roadster 225 hp
- Roadster 250 hp DSG
- Roadster 250 hp