Volkswagen's popular T-Roc small SUV is set for a significant update, with spy shots revealing a design heavily influenced by its larger sibling, the Tiguan. The next-generation T-Roc, expected to debut in 2025, aims to build on the success of the current model while introducing modern styling and technology.
Key Updates:
- Tiguan-inspired exterior design
- LED light bar connecting headlights
- Restyled grille and front bumper
- Updated rear with thinner reflectors and potential LED strip
- Electrified powertrain options, including plug-in hybrids
- Advanced technology, including a larger infotainment system
Market Position:
- Currently Volkswagen's best-selling SUV in Australia
- Sold 8,943 units in Australia in 2023
- Price range expected to remain competitive, starting around $36,890 before on-roads
Powertrain Options:
- Petrol and diesel engines
- Plug-in hybrid variants
- Front-wheel and all-wheel drive configurations
The 2025 Volkswagen T-Roc's update appears to be a strategic move to align the popular small SUV with the brand's latest design language while introducing electrified options. By drawing inspiration from the successful Tiguan, Volkswagen aims to strengthen the T-Roc's appeal in the competitive small SUV segment. As more details emerge closer to its launch, it will be interesting to see how this refresh impacts the T-Roc's strong market position in Australia.
