The most beautiful part of design is rear as it gets smart-looking LED tail lamps and they are connected with a LED strip similar to Audi models
Volkswagen officially revealed T-Cross concept in 2016 and the German manufacturer commenced road testing of the T-Cross earlier this year. Now the company has officially released first design sketch of T-Cross, which is going to be revealed at Frankfurt Motor Show and the market launch will happen by the end of 2018.
Initially, VW is planning to sell T-Cross in Europe and later expand to China and other markets. The T-Cross is based on MQB A0 platform and we can expect VW to introduce T-Cross in India as they are planning to localize MQB A0 IN platform for India and other emerging markets. The first product from this platform will be revealed in 2020.
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The front design of T-Cross is similar to other VW models like Arteon and Touareg as the new CUV get grill which extend to headlamps. The front bumper is simple and long hood gives a muscular look for the T-Cross. The side gets black cladding running across the body with muscular wheel arches for SUV presence.
The most beautiful part of design is rear as it gets smart-looking LED tail lamps and they are connected with a LED strip, which is similar to what we have seen in new generation Audi models. The T-Cross get integrated spoiler and the bumper has reflectors along with skid plates to continue SUV appeal.
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Volkswagen hasn’t released interior sketches but it will be similar to new generation Polo as T-Cross comes with touch screen infotainment system and digital instrument cluster as an option. We can expect the CUV to be loaded with features like leather seats, sunroof, push-button start, keyless entry, cruise control, alloy wheels and more.
The T-Cross will measure just over 4m in length and the company promises that it will offer good spaces at front and rear. To further increase legroom, rear seats come with a sliding option. The T-Cross will be powered by 1.0 L TSI, 1.4 L TSI and 1.6 L TDI engines from Polo and Fabia. VW might also offer all-wheel drive system with T-Cross.
