The Audi TT may have ended production after more than 25 years, but its legacy clearly isn’t over. Audi has teased a brand-new two-door coupe concept that feels like a modern take on the legendary TT Roadster. The first official preview came from Audi Canada, showing only the car’s silhouette, but that was enough to set enthusiasts buzzing. The concept has all the makings of a stylish sports coupe. A long bonnet, clean side profile, sharp rear lines, and large alloy wheels give it a bold presence. It’s clear that Audi is aiming to respect the TT’s heritage while also moving in a more futuristic direction.
Familiar Design with a Modern Twist
Even at first glance, the connection to the old TT is hard to miss. The long bonnet, sloping roofline, and compact rear instantly remind you of the classic coupe. At the same time, this new car is sharper and sleeker, with thinner headlamps and tail lamps that look straight out of the future.
The proportions are different too. Unlike the compact size of the original TT, the new coupe looks a little bigger and more grown-up. Some fans even noticed a resemblance to Jaguar’s Type 00 concept, though that’s probably down to the design language most modern electric cars share.
Could the New TT Be Fully Electric?
Perhaps the biggest question is what powers this coupe. The original TT was always petrol-powered, but this new concept strongly hints at an electric future. Audi has been open about its EV ambitions, and with rivals like Porsche preparing electric versions of the 718 Cayman and Boxster, the timing couldn’t be better. Details like the smooth body surfaces, lack of exhausts, and Audi’s subtle messaging suggest that this car may well debut as an electric-only sports coupe. If true, it would be a bold move that places Audi head-to-head with some of the most exciting EV sports cars on the horizon.
Fits Right into Audi’s EV Line-Up
Audi already has an impressive range of electric models, from the powerful e-tron GT to the practical Q4 e-tron SUV. Adding a sporty two-door coupe would be the perfect way to bring more excitement into its EV lineup. The TT successor could become a halo model for Audi’s electric future combining style, speed, and heritage in a way that captures both nostalgia and innovation. Just like the original TT turned heads in the late 1990s, this new coupe could spark a similar reaction for a new generation.
Close to Production?
Even though Audi is calling it a concept, many of its details look close to production-ready. The mirrors appear realistic, and the overall proportions make sense for a real sports car. Small touches like the missing door handles may be design flourishes, but they could change before launch. As for its place in the market, the TT successor will likely compete in the premium sports coupe space. With the Porsche 718 EV on the way, Audi could position this car as a direct rival giving fans another reason to get excited.
The Return of an Icon
The original TT left behind a strong legacy, and this new concept seems ready to carry that torch into the electric era. While we’ll have to wait for the official global premiere to get all the details, the excitement is already building. If Audi can deliver a production version that stays true to this concept’s promise, the brand may once again have a true sports car icon only this time, with electric power at its heart.