The Volkswagen T-Roc lineup has been refreshed.
New for the compact crossover are the now standard LED head lights and darkened rear lights. Customers can also opt to have their car with the IQ Light with LED matrix head lights and an illuminated radiator grille strip, and dynamic turn signals.
In the cabin, a new dash panel positions the infotainment display like a tablet. The display is available in either an 8.0-inch or 9.2-inch item, and pairs with an optionally available with Volkswagen's 10.25-inch Digital Cockpit Pro instrument cluster. The multifunction steering wheel has also been redesigned for more intuitive control.
The infortainment system in the T-Roc has been upgraded to the third generation of Volkswagen's Modular Infotainment Toolkit, enabling the use of a variety of online-based functions and services including natural online voice control and access to streaming services are available. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functions can also be integrated wirelessly into the control system via App-Connect Wireless, if desired.
High-quality fabric door trim is also now standard for the car, while 'Style' and 'R-Line' equipment lines, get their door trim and arm rests are made of leatherette and boast designer seams, just like the head restraints.
The Volkswagen T-Roc is being offered with a variety of petrol-powered engines. These include a 1.0-litre three-cylinder unit with an output of 109bhp, alongside a four-cylinder 1.5-litre with 148bhp and a 188bhp 2.0-litre. Volkswagen's all-wheel drive 4Motion system will come as standard with the 2.0-litre.
The top-of-the-line T-Roc R meanwhile, will get a 296bhp four-cylinder mated to the 4Motion all-wheel drive system. An R-specific exterior pairs with a steering wheel equipped with touch controls and a dedicated R button for direct access to driving profile selection in the cabin.
The T-Roc is also available as a cabriolet with an electrically operated, three-layer, fabric soft top that can be opened in under nine seconds.
