Volkswagen brings a completely redesigned second-generation compact SUV that combines expressive design, sophisticated technology and everyday versatility.
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The all-new Volkswagen T-Roc is now available for sale, with the second-generation compact SUV introducing a redesigned exterior, upgraded interior and expanded technology offering.
Positioned between the Taigo and Tiguan, the new T-Roc forms part of Volkswagen’s T-SUV family, alongside the T-Cross, Taigo, Tiguan, Tayron and Touareg.
The new model is 122mm longer than its predecessor, with a 28mm longer wheelbase contributing to increased interior space and a more commanding road presence.
The T-Roc is available in three derivatives: Life, R-Line and R-Line Black Style.
The T-Roc Life comes with 16-inch Bilbao alloy wheels, LED headlights, black roof rails, Park Assist, a rear-view camera, a 10.3-inch infotainment system and a Digital Cockpit. It also features 10-colour ambient lighting.
The sportier R-Line adds R-Line exterior and interior styling, IQ.Light LED Matrix headlights, 18-inch Coventry alloy wheels and sports comfort seats.
The flagship R-Line Black Style adds black exterior mirror housings, decorative elements, roof rails, privacy glass and black alloy wheels.
The new T-Roc adopts a more sculpted design, with elongated proportions, a wider-looking stance and stronger rear shoulders.
At the front, LED technology is combined with a continuous light strip and illuminated Volkswagen logo. Higher derivatives feature IQ.Light LED Matrix headlights.
The rear features two-part LED combination lamps connected by a continuous illuminated light strip, as well as an illuminated Volkswagen logo on higher derivatives.
The interior has been completely redesigned around a driver-focused layout, with a new Digital Cockpit and infotainment systems available in 10.3-inch and 12.9-inch formats, depending on specification.
A new Drive Experience Dial provides access to driving profiles and infotainment functions, while a multifunction gear selector features an integrated OLED display.
Ambient lighting is available in 10 colours on the Life and R-Line, while the R-Line Black Style offers 30-colour ambient lighting extending across the dashboard and doors.
An optional Head-up Display is also available on higher derivatives.
The R-Line derivatives feature sports comfort seats, with the R-Line and Black Style offering Varenna leather upholstery with R-Line branding as part of the Seat Comfort package.
The front seats are electrically adjustable and include memory functionality. A panoramic sunroof is available across the range, while a Harman Kardon sound system is available as an option on higher derivatives.
Pricing for the all-new Volkswagen T-Roc
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Wireless App-Connect enables compatible smartphones to connect with the vehicle, while USB charging ports provide up to 45W of power.
The T-Roc also offers a range of driver assistance technologies. Park Assist and a rear-view camera are standard, while the optional IQ.DRIVE package adds features including Adaptive Cruise Control, Front Assist with Pedestrian and Cyclist Monitoring, Side Assist, Rear Traffic Alert, an exit warning system, Lane Keeping System with Traffic Jam Assist and Emergency Assist.
The five-seat T-Roc has a 475-litre luggage compartment, with its increased dimensions and longer wheelbase contributing to additional interior space.
Power comes from a 1.4 TSI 110kW turbocharged engine paired with an eight-speed Tiptronic transmission.
The engine produces 250Nm of maximum torque between 1,500 and 3,500rpm.
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