In 2017 it was time for model expansion. In 2017, Volkswagen presented the production version of the T-Roc, a car that can be seen as the crossover alternative to the Golf. Unfortunately, the car was not a one-to-one production version of the 2014 T-Roc Concept, but it remains a well-designed car.
In 2017 it was time for model expansion. In 2017, Volkswagen presented the production version of the T-Roc, a car that can be seen as the crossover alternative to the Golf. Unfortunately, the car was not a one-to-one production version of the 2014 T-Roc Concept, but it remains a well-designed car.
Crossover Offensive
The T-Roc is part of a whole model offensive in the field of mainly compact crossovers. Within the current line-up, the model fits neatly between the larger Tiguan and the later introduced smaller T-Cross. If it may be a size bigger, then the Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport are still available outside Europe.
convertible
There is room for even more models, because Volkswagen has serious plans for a convertible version of the T-Roc. It was questionable whether the model would actually go into production, but it will really happen. The open version of the T-Roc has been in the showroom since early 2020.
Technical
Engine type
petrol, 3-cylinder line
Displacement
999 cm³
max. assets
85 kW (115 hp)
max. couple
200 Nm
Bee
2,000 rpm
Drive
front wheels
Brakes from/a
given disks/discs
Turning circle
11.1 m
Power range
85 to 140 kW
General
Transmission
6MT
Body type
5-drs. SUV
Euro NCAP
5 stars
Market launch
Dec 2017
Latest facelift
N/A
Guarantee
4 years
From price
€ 29,505
Particularities
In the spring of 2020, the T-Roc will also be available as a convertible.
