The Volkswagen T-Cross has made its first appearance at the Singapore Motor Show 2020.
The new T-Cross' appearance is shaped by a dominant bonnet, broad radiator grille with integrated head lights, and the horizontal character lines on the sides.
Its muscular shoulder section emphasises its powerful appearance, while a reflector band spanning across the rear visually increases the width of the vehicle. The T-Cross offers easy access through four large doors - a major advantage of the Modular Transverse Toolkit Matrix - which allows the driven front axle to be positioned much closer to the vehicle front.
The new T-Cross is compact, but far from small. With a total vehicle length of 4,110mm, the 2,550mm wheelbase is comparatively generous, allowing a spacious interior with enough room for five people.
For the greatest possible versatility in the interior, the sliding rear seat can be adjusted by 140mm, allowing more passenger leg room or more luggage space. Due to its high flexibility, the vehicle's interior can be rapidly and easily adapted as required to suit the occupants' living and transport situation.
The vehicle also has between 385 and 455 litres of stowage space depending on the seat configuration. Folding the rear bench increases the boot's volume to 1,281 litres - unsurpassed by any other SUV in this segment.
At 1,580mm tall, anyone who takes a seat in the T-cross will enjoy superior visibility due to the elevated seating position.
