Volkswagen T-Roc Prices and Specifications

The Black Edition is undoubtedly the bouncer of the range, so it looks mean and moody on its 18-inch black alloys, with Black Edition styling pack and black exhaust pipes. Even the headlining is black. The LED headlights are a source of bright light, however.

Design models are certainly the most eye-catching in the T-Roc range. You get a selection of colourful interior trim packs in orange, blue and yellow alongside LED mood lighting, a contrasting roof in one of four colours and new 17-inch alloy wheels. Inside, you get the same eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system as SE cars with Apple and Android smartphone mirroring, DAB digital radio and Bluetooth connectivity alongside two-zone climate control and tinted rear windows.

Top-spec SE L cars come with plenty of equipment as standard. They get the same eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system as Design models with smartphone mirroring and sat nav alongside two-zone climate control, a 10.3-inch digital display instead of conventional analogue dials and more supportive sports seats with height adjustment. To help it stand out from cheaper models it also comes with silver roof rails, chrome exhaust tips and larger 18-inch alloy wheels.

The R-Line trim adds a sporty air to the T-Roc. On the outside, you get 19-inch alloy wheels, unique-for-the-model LED headlight and a full R-Line bodykit that includes bumpers, side skirts and roof spoiler. Inside, you get the top-spec 8.0-inch touchscreen sat-nav system, VW’s 10.3-inch digital driver’s display and height-adjustable front sport seats. That’s next to the impressive standard safety kit which includes adaptive cruise control that and auto emergency city braking.