Volkswagen T-Cross 2019

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The new T-Cross⁰² – a cool companion for all occasions

As a versatile, practical and modern model in the A0 segment, the all-new T-Cross is a fantastic addition to the Volkswagen SUV family.

 

Main facts

The new T-Cross in keywords
 

• Attractive addition: New T-Cross further expands Volkswagen’s SUV family.
• Independent personality: Crossover model featuring a masculine design and a high level of customisation. Clearly discernible family affiliation.
• Distinctive versatility: Innovative interior concept for maximum flexibility.
• A compact giant: Twelve centimetres shorter than the T-Roc, yet still a fully fledged 4-door vehicle.
• Luggage compartment fit for a giant: The sliding rear bench seat and folding rear seat backrest create up to 1,281 litres of stowage space.
• Versatile virtuoso: Great variability and extremely well-suited to everyday use.
• Safe companion: A large number of assist systems previously reserved for higher vehicle classes.
• Powerful engines: Four turbocharged engines.
  Three petrol: 1.0 TSI with 70 kW / 95 PS and 85 kW / 115 PS, 1.5 TSI with 110 kW / 150 PS.
  One diesel: 1.6 TDI with 70 kW / 95 PS.
• Three attractive equipment lines T-Cross, Life, and Style. Also for Life and Style: design packages and R-line packages.
• Generous standard equipment: Even the basic version features a wide range of equipment.
• Major growth opportunities: The compact SUV segment is set to double in the next 10 years. Largest growth markets: Europe, South America and China.
• Joint production: The T-Cross is manufactured with the Polo in the Spanish Volkswagen factory in Navarra

The new T-Cross⁰² – a cool companion for all occasions

As a versatile, practical and modern model in the A0 segment, the new T-Cross is a fantastic addition to the Volkswagen SUV family.

 

Welcome to the family! The T-Cross is a practical, cool and versatile addition to Volkswagen’s fast-growing SUV range. It is sophisticated, diverse and, like all members of the brand’s SUV family, has an eye-catching appearance. The carefully balanced combination of casual style, refined practicality and extreme cost-effectiveness is aimed at a young – and young-at-heart – public keen to express their positive attitude to life in a self-confident way while keeping a watchful eye on costs and maximizing the benefits associated with their mobile companion.

The T-Cross is an urban crossover that is larger than the Polo by 54 mm in length at 4.11 metres and by 112 mm in height at 1.56 metres. It sets many standards in its category, and all for an attractive price. Even the entry-level version priced at €17,975 in Germany (T-Cross 1.0 70 kW / 95 PS) leaves virtually nothing to be desired in terms of usability, safety or connectivity. In addition, there are a variety of combination and design options which give plenty of scope for customisation.

Striking front end with dominant grille – the exterior

The T-Cross leaves a lasting impression at first sight. The striking front end highlights the vehicle’s Volkswagen SUV family affiliation while also emphasising the individuality of the new model. Other key features include the dominant bonnet and broad radiator grille, with headlights integrated at either end. The side view is dominated by two horizontal character lines that ensure a masculine appearance. They form a muscular shoulder and culminate in a new, equally memorable design element: a reflective band that spans the rear. This is framed by a black trim panel to visually reinforce the width of the T-Cross.

At 4.11 metres in length, the new SUV is around twelve centimetres shorter than the T-Roc. Even so, the T-Cross offers easy access through four large doors – a major advantage of the MQB modular transverse matrix, which allows the driven front axle to be positioned much further forward. The long 2.56-metre wheelbase forms the basis for a spacious interior, with plenty of room for up to five people. The luggage compartment holds between 385 and 455 litres. Thanks to a sliding and folding rear bench seat, the T-Cross can be transformed into the equivalent of a small van with a flat cargo area and up to 1,281 litres of storage volume in no time at all.

Take a seat – the interior

The T-Cross provides good visibility. Passengers enjoy a superior view and good all-round visibility thanks to the elevated seating position – the driver and front passenger sit 597 mm above the road, the rear passengers 652 mm. The interior is extremely spacious, giving the occupants the feeling that they are sitting in a larger vehicle. In addition, it can be adapted to meet a range of requirements. The process is extremely flexible, quick and simple. This flexibility starts with a rear bench seat that can be slid forward or back by up to 14 centimetres, thereby increasing the footwell space for passengers in the second row or maximising the luggage volume. It continues with a rear seat backrest which can be split 60:40 and either fully or partially folded down, and culminates in an optional folding front passenger seat backrest which, in combination with a dividing rear bench seat, allows even very long objects to be transported.

The large-format dash pads correspond in colour and structure to the seat materials, the steering wheel clasp, the painted central console, the platinum grey trim colour and the exterior finishes. This gives the interior of the vehicle a cool, sporty look. The design packages available for both the Life and Style equipment lines also offer 3D décor for the dash pad, two-tone seat surfaces, a steering wheel clasp and central console in a matching tone, and colour-coordinated wing mirrors and wheels. The owner can choose from Black, Energetic Orange and Bamboo Garden. The indirect ambient lighting further accentuates the vehicle’s interior. Electric windows on all four doors and a height-adjustable driver seat also come as standard.

Powerful and economical – the turbocharged engines

Initially, the T-Cross will be available with four efficient turbocharged engines to ensure swift and frugal travel. The two 1.0 TSI three-cylinder petrol engines with petrol particulate filter generate 70 kW / 95 PS or 85 kW / 115 PS. The 1.5 TSI four-cylinder engine gives 110 kW / 150 PS. A 1.6 TDI four-cylinder engine with 70 kW / 95 PS completes the range. All engines comply with the latest Euro 6D-TEMP emission standard. Depending on the selected drivetrain, a five- or six-speed manual gearbox or a seven-speed DSG directs power to the front axle.

Arrive safely – the assist systems

Assistance systems from the premium class: The T-Cross is equipped with
a full range of safety features previously reserved for larger vehicles, making it one of the safest SUVs in its class. In addition to the excellent crash features and exemplary occupant protection, the vehicle features an especially wide range of driver assist systems designed to reduce the risk of a collision from the outset, as well as increasing driving comfort. These include, as standard, the Front Assist area monitoring system with Pedestrian Monitoring and City Emergency Brake; the Lane Assist lane departure warning system; Hill Start Assist; the proactive occupant protection system; and the Blind Spot Detection lane change assist system with in-built Parking and Manoeuvring Assist. Driver Alert System, automatic adaptive cruise control and Park Assist are also available as options.

Intuitive controls – connectivity

The T-Cross provides discerning users with the highest level of networking and connection to the outside world. Even the operation and customisation of the on-board functions are intuitive. Up to four USB ports and inductive wireless charging ensure optimum connectivity and sufficient power for smartphones. The optional Keyless Access locking and starting system makes access to the T-Cross more convenient, while the Light Assist main-beam control automatically switches the main beam on and off when oncoming traffic is approaching. Another highlight is the optional sound system from renowned US brand Beats with a 300-watt, 8-channel amplifier and a separate subwoofer in the luggage compartment.

Specification packages

Extras and packages: The T-Cross can be customised and upgraded with optional extra equipment and several attractive packages. The basic variant comes with an on-board computer, radio; sliding rear bench seat; height-adjustable driver seat; speed limiter and on-board pedestrian protection system. Life is the second-level equipment variant. In addition to the features already mentioned it includes a multifunction steering wheel; Park Distance Control at the front and rear; air conditioning; a height-adjustable front passenger seat; a drawer under the front passenger seat and 16-inch alloy wheels. Style is the third-level variant. It includes LED headlights; a multifunction leather steering wheel; sport/comfort seats at the front; ambient lighting; Climatronic and 17-inch alloy wheels. Volkswagen also offers design packages in conjunction with the Life and Style equipment lines. They include seat covers made from exclusive Diag Neutral, Diag Orange and Diag Turquoise fabric. Exterior and interior R-line packages are also available for these two equipment lines.

 

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• MOTORI

  1.0 TSI 95 cv

  1.0 TSI 115 cv

  1.5 TSI 150 cv

  1.6 TDI 95 cv

 

• PREZZO

  Da 17.975 € (in Germania) con prime

  consegne ad aprile 2019

 

• ALLESTIMENTI

  3 livelli

 

• SITI PRODUTTIVI   

  Spagna

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  Cina (2 stabilimenti)

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[nucarote]

Sembra qualcosa pensato per il mercato brasiliano.

[Ospite]

4 minuti fa, nucarote scrive:

Sembra qualcosa pensato per il mercato brasiliano.

A me sembra meglio della più grande T-Roc

[lucaro]

Da vedere l’interno... dalle foto sembra molto carina!

[SolidSnake]

Orrida quasi come Ecosport.

[Uomo dell'Ovest]

A me pare ben riuscita sia fuori che dentro. Proporzionata, qualche tocco originale e con dei bei colori... dell’interno ci sono le foto su Instagram, nulla di nuovissimo ma meglio di t-roc


☏ iPhone ☏

[Pagio]

Sembra per mercato latino o asiatico....

[MotorPassion]

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World premiere in Amsterdam, Shanghai and São Paulo: Volkswagen presents its new T-Cross, the company’s first small car SUV, and thereby resolutely continues the offensive it began in 2015. This completely new model will soon be captivating hearts in the markets of three continents with its combination of style, practicality, flexibility, connectivity and economy, and it sets new standards for its class in many respects. The urban crossover model thus reveals itself to be an ideal companion in everyday life and beyond.

 

With the T-Cross, Volkswagen introduces another new SUV model: even shorter and therefore better suited to the city than the T–Roc, and even more compact than the Tiguan. Ralf Brandstätter, Chief Operating Officer of Volkswagen Brand, explained at the world premiere in Amsterdam: “We’re actually presenting the T-Cross today three times over – we unveiled it a few hours ago in Shanghai, and São Paulo will follow later tonight. It shows just how important the T-Cross is to the Volkswagen brand as a truly global product.”

Brandstätter introduced the new T-Cross together with Cara Delevingne, British supermodel, actress, musician and testimonial for the T-Cross. Cara, who has 41 million followers on Instagram, said: “I travel all the time, so working with Volkwagen, the largest auto maker in the world, is a perfect partnership for me. The T-Cross is more than just a City-SUV – it has multiple facets (like me!), and I love how stylish it is!”

 

The new T-Cross is a cool companion for all occasions

The T-Cross is based upon the modular transverse matrix (MQB), which allows the driven front axle to be located very far forward. With a total vehicle length of 4.11 metres, the 2.56-metre 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 14 centimetres, allowing more passenger leg room or more luggage space. The luggage compartment holds between 385 and 455 litres. Thanks to a rear seat back that folds down fully or partially, in the blink of an eye you can create a flat loading space with up to 1.281 litres of storage volume.

The new T-Cross has a choice of four turbocharged engines: three petrol and one diesel. The two 1.0 TSI three-cylinder petrol engines with petrol particulate filter generate 70 kW / 95 PS or 85 kW / 115 PS. The top model is the 1.5 TSI four-cylinder engine with 110 kW / 150 PS. Completing the range is a 1.6 TDI four-cylinder engine with 70 kW / 95 PS. All engines comply with the latest Euro 6d-TEMP emission standard.

Standard equipment for the new T-Cross includes numerous driver assistance systems which were previously reserved for higher vehicle classes. Together with the vehicle’s outstanding crash characteristics and exemplary occupant protection, these increase safety, reduce the risk of a collision and improve driving comfort. Already included as standard equipment are the Front Assist area monitoring system with Pedestrian Monitoring and City Emergency Braking System, the lane keeping assistant Lane Assist, Hill Start Assist, the proactive occupant protection system, and the Blind Spot Detection lane change assist system with the integrated Rear Traffic Alert. Also available as options are the Driver Alert System, automatic adaptive cruise control and Park Assist.

The new T-Cross provides the highest level of networking and connectivity with the outside world. Even the operation and customisation of the on-board functions are intuitive. Smartphones can be charged inductively, and up to four USB ports provide for digital convenience.

The production – Spain, South America and China
Just like its sister model the Polo, the new T-Cross is also manufactured at the Spanish Volkswagen factory in Navarra. Volkswagen is set to invest some one billion euros there by 2019 in order to serve the particularly strong growth in the market for compact SUVs. At the same time, approximately 10% more jobs will be created there. For the 2017-2027 period, independent forecasting institutes expect an approximate doubling worldwide of so-called CUVs (Crossover Utility Vehicles) in the small car segment – the class to which T-Cross belongs. In South America and China – two further growth markets – versions of the T-Cross specially tailored for those markets are being made.

Volkswagen's SUV offensive
With the new T-Cross, Volkswagen is moving forward with its global SUV offensive. This was begun in 2016 with the current Tiguan

. The Tiguan Allspace

, carrying up to seven passengers, and the more compact T-Roc followed in 2017. Likewise the Atlas – designed for the USA – and its Chinese sister version the Teramont, appeared in 2017, both as seven-seaters.

In 2018, Volkswagen of America presented the two Atlas concept vehicles Cross Sport and Tanoak. In China the new Touareg is celebrating its world premiere, accompanied by two future SUVs for China: the Powerful Family SUV Tharu and the Advanced Midsize SUV Tayron.

A glimpse into the future: In 2020, the ID. CROZZ

will be Volkswagen’s first fully-electric SUV to be launched on the market. Then, with models ranging from the T-Cross to the ID. CROZZ, Volkswagen will offer one of the world’s largest SUV ranges and cover practically all segments.

 

 

[carletto86]

Decisamente meglio riuscita della Polo da cui deriva, il posteriore però  mi ricorda tanto questo...

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