Abt has revealed a tuning package. The Abt A1 “1of1” was manufactured for the owner’s son & principal of the Abt Sportsline team, Hans-Jürgen Abt and Abt racing driver, Daniel Abt. The pocket rocket comprises of an unmatched group of updates.


The Abt A1 is integrated with the Abt body kit. The design is clearly inspired by DTM with the new front fascia, implementing a deep front splitter and a new set of air intake surrounds and multiple canard-style air channels. The fenders receive a bolt overlook, broadening the bodywork. There is a new bonnet, side skirt, and mirror coverings. At the back, Abt has added a gigantic rear spoiler alongside a new rear diffuser.


The package is completed with a new group of wheels. The 19-inch ABT ER-F forged wheels are coated in black and have a set of internally mounted golden aero-rings, evocative of Abt’s Formula E car.


According to the 40 TFSI model, ABT has revived the 2.0-liter TFSI engine. How they have generated 400 hp? The answer to this question is complicated because Abt has moved the engine from a standard 2.0-liter TFSI to an unknown 2.0 liter TFSI, most probably with racing components.


If you still want to have a customized version, Abt will glad to serve you by transplanting the engine and integrated a set of modest performance enhancements, with a new stainless steel exhaust system and 114 mm tailpipes, increasing the power to 240 hp.


The “1of1” has a group of H & R suspension sprints, rear seat roll bar, and a complete Alcantara interior upgrade. Abt feels great for the Erik Aleksanjan, a geometric designed pattern that has named the “polygon split design”. The design was created by the same man who designed Jon Olsson’s, Audi RS6 Avant!


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