Volkswagen announces prices and specs for updated T-Roc
Revised SUV gains additional equipment and simplified trim levels.
Volkswagen’s updated T-Roc has gone on sale, with prices starting from £25,000.
The revisions – which have been applied to both five-door and cabriolet models – tweak the front-end design of the T-Roc with new headlights which seem to blend into the chrome grille accents. The air inlets have also been reshaped and are connected together by a black trim piece.
The tail lights have also been given new LED graphics, while the rear bumper has been reprofiled too.
A simplified line-up of three trims – Life, Style and R-Line – means it’s easier to pick out the right T-Roc than before, with even entry-level specifications bringing LED headlights, an eight-inch digital cockpit system and an eight-inch infotainment setup. A host of driver assistance systems such as lane assist and adaptive cruise control are also fitted as standard.
Step up to Style – priced from £27,635 – and features such as a larger digital cockpit are fitted as well as sports comfort seats and LED headlights equipped with different light modes depending on the weather. These models also benefit from 17-inch alloy wheels.
At the top sits R-Line. Priced from £30,435, this trim adds 17-inch alloy wheels and sport suspension as well as silver roof rails. Inside, there’s a black roof lining and selectable driving modes to change the feel of the car depending on the situation.
Seven engines are available in the T-Roc range, including both petrol and diesel. High-powered models can also be equipped with Volkswagen’s 4Motion all-wheel-drive system for added traction. Only two engine options are there for the T-Roc Cabriolet – a 1.0-litre and a 1.5-litre – while the T-Roc R continues to sit as the most powerful version in the range, packing a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with 296bhp. Prices for the T-Roc R start from £40,445.