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Facts about Volkswagen T-Roc
- The Volkswagen T-Roc was first introduced in the UK in 2017.
- It is considered a compact crossover SUV.
- The name ‘T-’ in T-Roc was chosen because VW saw the tremendous success of the Touareg and Tiguan and decided to start naming newer SUVs with a T; VW claims that the ‘Roc’ comes from the word “rock” because, paraphrasing, they want the “T-Roc to rock the crossover SUV segment.”
- The T-Roc is generally seen as an SUV version of the popular VW Golf, sitting somewhere between the smaller VW T-Cross and larger VW Tiguan.
- It was Volkswagen’s second SUV after the extremely popular VW Tiguan.
- There has only been one generation of the T-Roc and one facelift; a second generation T-Roc is planned for production in 2025.
- The European market is the biggest for VW T-Roc sales, consisting of nearly half of the estimated 1.8 million sold since 2017.
- Despite internal doubts at VW about introducing a cabriolet SUV, a VW T-Roc Convertible was released in 2020.
- Some of the biggest competitors to the VW T-Roc include the Audi Q2, SEAT Ateca, and Mini Countryman.
- Most European first-generation Volkswagen T-Rocs are assembled at the Volkswagen AutoEuropa plant in Palmela, Portugal.
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Frequently asked questions about Volkswagen T-Roc
Is the Volkswagen T-Roc worth buying?
The Volkswagen W T-Roc is a pretty good car to buy and it has a pretty good size for an SUV, great handling, and decent storage space. Many reviewers claim that it feels a lot like driving a VW Golf - just from a slightly higher elevation - and that’s because it pretty much is a slightly bigger Golf. That being said, the Golf may offer better value and many of the T-Roc’s competitors are arguably better, but there isn’t anything fundamentally wrong with the T-Roc aside from sometimes being a little noisy.
Is the VW T-Roc being discontinued?
No, the Volkswagen T-Roc is not being discontinued in the UK. It may have been discontinued in other markets, however. Production of the second-generation T-Roc is scheduled to commence in 2025 and there have been no announcements from Volkswagen about discontinuing this popular SUV.
How much is road tax for a Volkswagen T-Roc?
Depending on the trim and powertrain of your VW T-Roc, the annual road tax payable is approximately £195 or higher. First-year rates for newly purchased VW T-Rocs can range from £440 to £540 or may be exempt, depending on multiple factors.
Is VW T-Roc fuel efficient?
The Volkswagen T-Roc is fairly good in terms of fuel economy. The estimated fuel economy for 2021 and 2022 T-Rocs are 36.2 mpg and 38.8 mpg, respectively. Top Gear reviewed T-Roc and estimated its fuel economy to be 35/45-50/55 mpg (petrol/4WD diesel/2WD diesel). This is quite a bit better than many of Volkswagen’s other SUVs and more in line with the Golf.
Is T-Roc bigger than Polo?
The Volkswagen T-Roc is bigger than the Volkswagen Polo and is nearly identical in size to the Volkswagen Taigo. The approximate size of the first-generation VW T-Roc (in length x width x height) is 4.2 x 1.8 x 1.6 metres, whereas the sixth-generation Volkswagen Polo measures approximately 4.0 x 1.8 x 1.5 metres. Moreover, the T-Roc has about a third more interior storage capacity than the Polo.