Interior
The interior layout, fit and finish
Driving position and dashboard
The first thing that strikes you about the Audi TT interior is how simple the dashboard is. There's just a handful of clearly labelled buttons, which are all set neatly into the fascia. This minimalist approach is continues with the absence of a central infotainment screen (rather unusual these days).
That’s not to say you don’t get any infotainment, though. It’s all handled by a 12.3in digital instrument panel, which sits behind the steering wheel. Like the system in many new Audi models, it has a Virtual Cockpit screen that can show sat-nav maps, your music collection and more, and replicates traditional analogue dials.
Sport trim comes with bright xenon headlights, while S line moves to even better LED bulbs. The Vorsprung versions go even further, with matrix LED headlights that can remain on main beam virtually all the time, constantly shaping their light field to avoid dazzling the cars in front.
Sat nav and infotainment
The TT's infotainment screen is directly behind the steering wheel, which is good news in theory as it means you don’t have to divert your eyes far from the road to see it. On the minus side, your passenger can’t help out with the sat-nav or manage the music.
