Positioned between the Taigo and Tiguan, the T-Roc completes VW’s local T-SUV lineup alongside the T-Cross, Tayron, and Touareg.
Exterior styling
The latest T-Roc has grown with elongated proportions, a wider stance, and sharper body lines.
Features a silver "hockey stick" trim strip stretching along the roofline from the A-pillar to the D-pillar, paired with broader rear shoulders.
Standard models feature LED headlights and LED taillights. Higher-tier derivatives gain VW’s IQ.Light LED Matrix system with Dynamic Light Assist, alongside full-width illuminated front and rear light bars.
Upgraded cabin
Inside, the cabin is said to receive a substantial upgrade in quality, with soft-touch materials and a reworked, driver-focused dash.
Tech & connectivity: A 10.3-inch infotainment system comes standard across the range, paired with a Digital Cockpit instrument cluster, wireless App-Connect, and a leather multifunction steering wheel with paddle shifters.
Practicality: Cabin space remains driver- and family-friendly, seating five and delivering 475 litres of boot capacity.
Powertrain & safety
Under the bonnet, the local T-Roc range relies on a proven turbocharged petrol drivetrain:
Engine: 1.4-litre TSI 4-cylinder
Power Output: 110 kW and 250 Nm (torque available from 1 500 to 3 500 r/min)
Transmission: 8-speed automatic
Standard safety gear includes Park Assist and a rear-view camera. Buyers can opt for the IQ.Drive safety suite, which adds:
Front Assist (with Pedestrian and Cyclist Monitoring)
Side Assist and Rear Traffic Alert with Exit Warning
Lane Keeping System featuring Traffic Jam Assist
Emergency Assist
Official pricing and full range specifications will be detailed closer to the September launch.
