Introducing the New and Improved Volkswagen T-Cross: A Review

The Volkswagen T-Cross has received a mid-life facelift, enhancing its already versatile design. Independent design houses were rumored to be involved in the exterior redesign, bringing a fresh perspective to the popular crossover supermini.

Despite its practicality and grown-up appeal, the T-Cross has struggled to compete with other models like the Nissan Juke and Ford Puma in terms of visual appeal. The recent update includes new bumpers, headlights, colors, and an updated interior, but it still falls short in terms of curb-side charm.

Technical Specifications of the Volkswagen T-Cross 1.0 TSI 95 Life:

– Price: £23,975
– Engine: 3 cylinders in line, 999cc, turbocharged, petrol
– Power: 94bhp at 5500rpm
– Torque: 129lb ft at 1600-3500rpm
– Gearbox: 5-speed manual, front-wheel drive
– Kerb weight: 1254kg
– 0-62mph: 11.2sec
– Top speed: 112mph
– Economy: 49.8mpg
– CO2 emissions: 128g/km

While the Volkswagen T-Cross remains a practical and reliable choice, its latest update may not be enough to elevate its visual appeal to match its competitors.