When you decelerate, the energy created is lost. Brake energy recuperation recycles this energy to lighten the load on your engine. It can reduce fuel consumption by up to 3%.

When you’re coasting or braking, the car’s alternator generates energy. Brake energy recuperation allows this energy to be stored. When you accelerate or drive at a constant speed this stored energy is used so less energy is wasted in driving the alternator. This lowers fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.

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Conceptual successor to the legendary Sport quattro of the Eighties combines stunning looks with 700PS V8 petrol hybrid power

• International debut at Frankfurt Motor Show (September 12-22)
• Plug-in hybrid offering 700PS of system power and 800Nm of system torque
• 560PS V8 with cylinder-on-demand technology combined with 110kW electric motor
• 0-62mph in 3.7 seconds, top speed 189mph, 113mpg and 59g/km according to applicable standard
• Extensive use of aluminium and Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP)
• Advanced new MatrixBeam LED headlights

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A Bluetooth connection allows hands-free operation of compatible mobile phones and is available across the Audi range.

In addition to hands-free functionality such as accepting and rejecting calls and hands-free communication, mobile phone preparation provides direct access to entries and phone numbers stored in the address book of compatible phones.

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The TT RS sports suspension is designed and configured for agility, confidence and dynamic driving. With its high-performance engine-and-gearbox combination, you’ll experience emphasised sporty handling combined with very high standards of safety.

The TT RS is fitted with RS Sports suspension, with dynamically tuned springs and dampers. This limits body movement when pulling away, braking and cornering. The result is assured road-holding, more precise steering and an altogether sportier driving experience.

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