Earlier this month, Volkswagen revealed the fifth model to its SUV line-up – the T-Cross – which will become the smallest option when it hits showrooms next year.
Here is the important information on Volkswagen’s newest model…
Four engine options
Customers will be able to choose between four turbocharged power options for their T-Cross, with the selection made up of three petrol and one diesel. For the lower-end 94bhp and 114bhp petrol options, Volkswagen use a 1.0-litre three-cylinder engine – with the top 148bhp unit a 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine. The only diesel is a 1.6-litre four-cylinder unit developing 94bhp.
Surprising amounts of space
Despite the T-Cross measuring just 4.11 metres long, it has a decent amount of storage space and is perfect for city drivers who need that extra storage space. With the moveable rear bench, the T-Cross offers between 385 and 445 litres with the seats in place – which can be extended to 1,281 litres when the rear bench is folded down. That makes the adaptable interior perfect for most situations – whether you’re hauling people or lots of items.
Lots of safety equipment
Volkswagen ensured that the T-Cross came with good levels of safety, and fitted multiple premium features as standard. They include front assist with pedestrian monitoring and city emergency braking, lane keeping assist, hill start assist, occupant protection and blind spot detection with lane change assist and rear traffic alert. The driver alert system, automatic adaptive cruise control and park assist are also optional extras for you to choose.
Full specification and pricing will be revealed closer to the time of sale, which will be in the first quarter of 2019.
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