Volkswagen has opened orders for the second generation of the T-Roc, its compact SUV model that has been breaking sales records worldwide since 2017, in the United Kingdom. Offered at prices starting from £31.620, the new T-Roc promises more than just a design update; it represents a class-changing transformation with its dimensions, technological infrastructure, and comfort features.
MQB Evo Platform and Increasing Sizes
The new T-Roc shares features with the Tiguan. MQB evo It was built on a platform. This engineering leap resulted in the vehicle being 12,2 centimeters longer than its predecessor, creating a noticeable sense of spaciousness in the interior and trunk. The trunk volume, reaching 475 liters, offers a significant advantage in practical use. In terms of exterior design, the iconic C-pillar form is preserved, while modern touches such as LED light strips extending across the width of the vehicle and the illuminated logo reinforce the crossover's dynamic stance.
Digital Revolution and Comfort in the Cabin
The interior design justifies the T-Roc being described as "a smaller Tiguan." The frameless design is integrated into the body. 12,9 inch The massive multimedia screen forms the heart of the new digital cockpit. The first-ever head-up display, seats with massage function, and improved sound insulation elevate the model to the top standards of its segment. Voice command system with ChatGPT integration and 50-meter parking memory are among the standout innovations for tech enthusiasts.
Efficient Hybrid Engines
At launch, the T-Roc will be available in 116 and 150 horsepower versions. 1.5 liter eTSI It comes with mild hybrid engine options. All of these units are paired with a 7-speed DSG transmission, keeping fuel efficiency at a high level. Volkswagen plans to complete the T-Roc family by adding full hybrid and all-wheel-drive 4MOTION versions to its product range in 2026.
